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Premier League in joint call for FIFA reform amid Infantino crisis

The Premier League and three of its top European counterparts will on Friday issue a joint call for urgent governance reform at FIFA amid the crisis engulfing its president, Gianni Infantino.

Premier League in joint call for FIFA reform amid Infantino crisis

The Premier League and three of its top European counterparts are set to issue a joint call for urgent governance reform at FIFA. This move comes amid a crisis surrounding FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

According to Sky News, the joint call for reform will be made on Friday. The situation at FIFA has led to a struggle over the terms of Infantino's continued presidency, with some senior figures in world football seeking a governance compromise that would see Infantino remain in office but with reduced power.

A senior world football executive told Reuters, via Business Recorder, that Infantino is "going nowhere" and that a "hot-cold war" between FIFA and various stakeholders, including clubs, confederations, and national associations, is a possibility. This could lead to repeated challenges over competitions, money, and control of the international calendar.

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