Infantino wuxuu ku biiray doorashada xilka madaxweynaha FIFA bishii March 2027
Madaxweynaha FIFA, Gianni Infantino, wuxuu sheegay inuu ku biirayo doorashada xilka madaxweynaha bishii March 2027, halkaas oo uu hore u ahaa inuu ka horreeyo xilka. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
Infantino wuxuu diiday inuu ka tago xilka
Madaxweynaha FIFA, Gianni Infantino, wuxuu sheegay inuu ku biirayo doorashada xilka madaxweynaha bishii March 2027, halkaas oo uu hore u ahaa inuu ka horreeyo xilka. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
Infantino wuxuu diiday inuu ka jawaabo su'aalaha warbaahinta markii la weydiiyay arrimaha xilka iyo khilaafka UEFA, isagoo ku sugnaa tartanka baaskiilka garoonka Poland. Wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu xisaabiyo sida FIFA ay lacagta u kordhiyeen ciyaaraha barwaaqo-sooranka.
UEFA waa ay diiday inay ka tashato
UEFA waa ay diiday inay ka tashato, waxayna ku eedeysay FIFA inay sameysay 'dhaq-dhaqaaq xun' oo ku saabsan Infantino. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
Waxayna UEFA ku bixisay inay diyaarisay dacwad dambiyeed oo ku saabsan Infantino, waxayna ku eedeysay FIFA inay sameysay 'dhaq-dhaqaaq xun' oo ku saabsan Infantino. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
Doorashada FIFA waa inay dhacdaa bishii November
Doorashada FIFA waa inay dhacdaa bishii November, waxayna u baahan tahay in la helo 106 ka mid ah 211-ka xubnaha FIFA. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
Waxaa la sheegay in Victor Montagliani, madaxweynaha Concacaf, uu yahay mid ka mid ah dadka ugu muhiimsan ee ku biiri kara doorashada. Wuxuu ku jiray khilaaf xooggan kadib markii uu doonayay inuu bixiyo qayb ka mid ah tartamada FIFA ee shirkadaha gaarka ah.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed he will stand for re-election in March 2027, despite mounting pressure to resign over his controversial plan to sell stakes in FIFA tournaments to private investors.
Infantino's Controversial Stake-Sale Plan Sparks Global Outcry
Infantino, 56, announced in April that he would seek a fourth and final term, but his lucrative plan to sell shares in FIFA Forward Enterprises (FFE) to Thrive Eternal, an American firm led by Joshua Kushner, triggered a worldwide uproar. The proposal, unveiled after the summer's World Cup, aimed to raise $20 billion by selling stakes in future tournaments to private investment firms.
The backlash was swift and severe. European football's governing body UEFA threatened to boycott all FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, while Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) also voiced their loss of support. FIFA this week accused UEFA of a 'smear campaign against it and its leadership' in a challenge to ongoing litigation over the plan.
European Football Bodies Withdraw Support and Launch Legal Challenges
The Football Associations of England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland have publicly withdrawn their backing for Infantino. UEFA filed legal papers in the US requesting disclosure of evidence and documents from FIFA, and warned it could lodge a criminal complaint in Switzerland. However, European nations later withdrew their boycott threat after receiving assurances that attempts to sell stakes would never be repeated.
Despite the turmoil, Infantino has refused to step down. He used recent trips, including one to the Women's Under-20 World Cup in Poland, to highlight how FIFA has raised and invested money in football associations. When reporters asked about his future at the tournament, he declined to discuss the row with UEFA.
Challenger Nominations Open as Infantino Faces Uncertain Future
Candidates who wish to challenge Infantino must submit their nominations by November 18. A candidate needs the backing of at least 106 of the 211 FIFA member associations to stand. Victor Montagliani, president of Concacaf, is considered a serious option, though no challengers have been officially named yet.
UEFA has abandoned the idea of forcing a vote of no confidence, which would require 159 votes, and is now confident a candidate can be found. Meanwhile, the Saudi federation has backed Infantino 'at this time', while FIFA maintains that nothing has changed and he will proceed with his re-election bid.
