Key Points
- FIFA condemned the 'continuous and organized effort' to undermine President Gianni Infantino
- Infantino announced plans to open the World Cup to private investors
- UEFA deemed the plan insufficient and threatened to boycott the World Cup
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FIFA condemned the 'continuous and organized effort' to undermine President Gianni Infantino. Infantino has been in crisis since he announced plans to open the World Cup to private investors last month. UEFA deemed the plan insufficient and threatened to boycott the World Cup.
Infantino was nominated for re-election in March. However, he is being criticized by UEFA and some other organizations. FIFA rejected 'unfounded allegations' and 'misinformation'.
FIFA stated that it respects 'democratic processes' and will reject 'unfounded allegations'.
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