Ururka Kubadda Cagta ee England Oo Joojinaya Taageerada Madaxweynaha FIFA Gianni Infantino

FA ayaa qorsheysay in ay si rasmi ah u noqoto ka bixitaankeeda taageerada muddo afaraad ee Infantino

Ururka Kubadda Cagta ee England (FA) ayaa qorsheynaya in uu si rasmi ah u joojiyo taageerada uu siiyay Madaxweynaha FIFA Gianni Infantino. FA waxay sheegtay in ay warqad u qori doonto FIFA si ay u joojiso taageerada muddo afaraad ee Gianni.

Taageerada Kala-noqoshada iyo Falcelinta Rasmiga ah

Ururka Welsh iyo Finnish ayaa horey u joojiyay taageeradooda musharraxnimada Gianni. Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Britain Andy Burnham ayaa sheegay in Infantino uusan ahayn ninka ku habboon in uu hogaamiyo hay'adda maamusha kubadda cagta adduunka.

UEFA waxay sheegtay in ay lumiyeen kalsoonidii ay ku qabeen hoggaanka FIFA. CONCACAF oo ah ururka qaaradda Waqooyi iyo Bartamaha Ameerika iyo Kariibiyaanka ayaa xusay in hoggaanka FIFA uu 'stopped putting football first.'.

Qorshaha Iibinta Faa'iidada Koobka Adduunka

Infantino waxaa lagu qasbay in uu dib u noqdo qorshihiisii muranka dhaliyay ee iibinta faa'iidada Koobka Adduunka iyada oo loo maray shirkad ganacsi oo maamuli lahayd tartamada ugu sarreeya. Qorshihii wuxuu burburay ka dib markii 55-xubnood ee UEFA ay ogolaadeen in ay qaadaan boodh tartamada FIFA.

CONCACAF iyo Ururka Kubadda Cagta ee Asia ayaa sidoo kale muujiyay diiddanowga qorshahaas. Inkasta oo Infantino uu dib u noqday, UEFA waxay sheegtay in ay la shaqeyn doonto ururada kale si ay u 'devise a plan to make sure that it cannot occur again.'.

Xidhmo Kooban

Tallaabooyinka FA iyo ururada qaaradaha kale waxay muujinayaan kalsooni-darro baahsan oo ku aaddan hoggaanka FIFA. Qoraalka rasmiga ah ee FA ayaa loo gudbin doonaa si loo joojiyo taageerada muddo afaraad ee Infantino.

Kala-noqoshada Welsh iyo Finnish ayaa horseed u noqotay tallaabooyinka Ra'iisul Wasaaraha iyo UEFA. Hadafgu waa in la hubiyo in qorshayaasha aan la filayn ee hoggaanka aan mar dambe dhicin.

The English Football Association has announced it will formally withdraw its backing for FIFA President Gianni Infantino's fourth term, joining a growing wave of opposition from football's governing bodies and political leaders.

FA Joins Growing Opposition to Infantino

The English FA confirmed it will write to FIFA to formally withdraw its support for Gianni's fourth term, following the Welsh and Finnish Associations in dropping their backing for his candidature. This marks a significant escalation in the political pressure mounting against the FIFA president as his leadership faces increasing scrutiny from across the football world.

The announcement comes as part of a broader campaign of dissent that has seen multiple national associations and continental bodies publicly distance themselves from Infantino's presidency, signaling a potential shift in the balance of power within international football governance.

Political and Continental Bodies Express Doubt

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated that FIFA President Gianni Infantino was not the right man to lead world soccer's governing body, while UEFA declared it had lost confidence in FIFA's leadership. CONCACAF added that FIFA leadership had 'stopped putting football first,' reflecting widespread frustration among football's continental associations.

Despite Infantino's climbdown over his controversial plans to sell World Cup profits through a commercial subsidiary, UEFA said it would work with other confederations to 'devise a plan to make sure that it cannot occur again,' indicating that the fallout from the failed commercialization scheme continues to reshape football's political landscape.

Failed Commercialization Plan Deepens Crisis

Infantino's plans fell apart after UEFA's 55-member nations agreed to boycott the World Cup and all other FIFA competitions, with CONCACAF and the Asian Football Confederation also opposing the plan. The collapse of this initiative has left Infantino's presidency under unprecedented pressure from football's global stakeholders.

The sequence of events has created a perfect storm for FIFA's leadership, with the English FA's formal withdrawal of support adding to a mounting list of institutional and political challenges that could ultimately threaten Infantino's ability to secure another term in office.