FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under pressure from dissenting members following the collapse of a proposed sale of the World Cup, raising concerns over governance and financial transparency. The federation has announced plans to distribute a $6.35 billion development fund to member associations, though critics question whether this move will address deeper structural issues. With internal divisions growing, Infantino’s leadership faces scrutiny as FIFA seeks to balance commercial interests with member satisfaction. The financial proposal comes amid broader debates over the future of football’s governing body and its decision-making processes.
Gianni Infantino faces FIFA rebels after failed World Cup sale, while members to be offered $6.35bn development fund.
