Gianni Infantino: FA withdraws support for Fifa president’s re-election
📍 Where it landed
Gianni Infantino apologized for “mistakes” and, after a crisis meeting, secured FIFA’s continued backing despite the FA’s earlier withdrawal of support for his re‑election. UEFA, however, persisted in its threat to boycott World Cup tournaments, reaffirming its stance even as FIFA backed Infantino.
Epilogue added 55m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Gianni Infantino: FA withdraws support for Fifa president’s re-election The Times · 55d ago broke it first
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