CAF boss Patrice Motsepe urges due process as rival Confederations target Fifa's Gianni Infantino
Patrice Motsepe backed Gianni Infantino’s contribution to African football and urged critics to follow official Fifa channels rather than personal agendas.
CAF President Patrice Motsepe has urged caution and strict adherence to good governance amidst internal tensions surrounding Fifa President Gianni Infantino. Speaking to Sky Sports, Motsepe dismissed claims of an internal conflict, insisting that democratic procedures should decide the leadership of the world governing body. Infantino, who attempted to sell a part of the World Cup to private investors and failed, has been criticized by three confederations for breaking trust through deception.
CAF boss Motsepe warned against rushing into decisions, stating that the Fifa election is forthcoming and the 211 members should decide. He emphasized the need to allow the process to continue and support the elected leader, citing Infantino's loyalty to African football development. Motsepe reaffirmed Africa's support for Infantino, praising his commitment to the continent's growth.
He stressed that personal grievances should not override established democratic and legal procedures, calling for adherence to due process and governance.
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