World football responds to the failed attempt by Gianni Infantino

The world of football is not forgetting Gianni Infantino's terrible decision to sell a part of the World Cup for $4.2 billion. People have called it "selling football's soul." It is not merely a matter of policy but also a complete mutiny by football powerhouses like UEFA and CONCACAF that have torn away Infantino’s monopoly as well as challenging football governance in general.

This creates a rather charged atmosphere considering the fact that he can be fired at the Extraordinary Congress if a minimum of 43 member associations demand it. In light of the election of 2027, the federations of Europe are searching for his successor while he tries to win support in Africa and Asia through funding.