Infantino oo diidan eedeymo sheegaya in Uefa ay lacag siisay haweeney la sheegay inuu xiriir la lahaa
Gianni Infantino, oo ah madaxweynaha Fifa, ayaa si adag u diiday eedeymo sheegaya in Uefa ay lacag bixisay haweeney la sheegay inuu xiriir gaar ah la lahaa intii uu xoghayaha guud ka ahaa. Wakiilka Fifa ayaa ku dooday in eedeymadaasi ay yihiin kuwo aan run ahayn oo dhibaato leh.
Bayaanada Fifa iyo Uefa
Wakiilka Fifa wuxuu Telegraph u sheegay: "Fifa president Gianni Infantino strongly denies these allegations, and they are categorically untrue. Any insinuation of inappropriate conduct or violation of statutes or regulations is defamatory." Waxa uu intaa ku daray: "No employee at Uefa and Fifa has ever raised a complaint regarding Mr Infantino's behaviour because there never was an incident where he was involved."
Uefa waxay soo saartay bayaan ay ku xaqiijisay "a departure payment was made to the individual in question." Hay'adda reer Yurub waxay xaqiijisay in lacagta la siiyay ay daboolaysay khidmadaha ay ku qaadanayso koorsada MBA ee dugsi ganacsi oo deegaanka ku yaal.
Taariikhda Shaqada iyo Qiimeynta
Infantino wuxuu Uefa ku biiray sanadkii 2000 wuxuuna noqday xoghaye guud sanadkii 2009, ka hor inta uusan madaxweynaha Fifa noqon 2016. Wuxuu xoghayaha guud ka ahaa Uefa intii u dhaxaysay 2009 ilaa 2016, wuxuuna hadda yahay 56 sano oo guursaday.
Uefa waxay sheegtay in dhammaan bixinta lacagaha ay waafaqsanayeen xeerarka wakhtigaas, laakiin xeerarkaas laga dib u adkeeyay. Telegraph waxay soo warisay in Uefa ay siisay haweeneyda lacag gaaraysa 'six-figure sum' oo doolar ah.
Culeyska Hortiisa iyo Taageerada
Qorshihiisii la joojiyay ee iibinta saamiyada Koobka Adduunka ayaa hoos u dhigay sumcadda Infantino. Wuxuu raali-galin ka bixiyay 'errors' qorshahaas, laakiin ma uu iscashilay ka dib markii ay taageereen agaasimayaasha sare ee kulan Morocco qabsoomay.
Kooxaha Yurub waxay hanjabeen inay qaadi doonaan Fifa dhacdooyinka, inkastoo qorshaha la joojiyay. Hase yeeshee Conmebol, Caf, Mexico iyo Argentina ayaa taageeray Infantino, sida ay xaqiijisay warbixinta.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has strongly denied claims that Uefa paid a six-figure severance sum to a woman with whom he was allegedly involved during his tenure as general secretary, while Uefa confirmed the departure payment was made in line with regulations at the time.
Uefa Confirms Payment and Infantino's Denial
Uefa confirmed that a departure payment was made to the individual in question, covering fees for her to complete an MBA course at a local business school. The organisation stated that all payments were in line with regulations at the time, though those rules have since been tightened to reflect standards in a modern, high-profile organisation.
Infantino, who is 56 and married, has categorically denied the allegations. A Fifa spokesman told the Daily Telegraph that any insinuation of inappropriate conduct or violation of statutes or regulations is defamatory, and that no employee at Uefa or Fifa has ever raised a complaint regarding his behaviour.
Infantino's Tenure and Rise to Fifa Presidency
Infantino joined Uefa in 2000 and became secretary general in 2009, serving until 2016 before being appointed Fifa president. His career trajectory has drawn scrutiny amid ongoing controversies surrounding his leadership and controversial World Cup private investment proposals.
The 56-year-old has apologised for errors made in those proposals but did not step down after receiving backing from senior executives in a meeting in Morocco. European teams have threatened to boycott Fifa events, though Conmebol, Caf, and the football associations of Mexico and Argentina have backed Infantino.
Pressure Mounts Over World Cup Investment Plans
The allegations come as Infantino fights for his future as Fifa president following his aborted plans to sell off stakes in the World Cup to private investors. European teams have threatened to boycott Fifa events despite the plans being aborted, citing unmet conditions.
The claims put further pressure on Infantino, who is facing calls to resign as Fifa president over the World Cup private investment plan. The Telegraph reported that Uefa paid a six-figure sum to the woman, adding to the scrutiny surrounding his leadership.
