Gianni Infantino says he is open to dialogue over FIFA reform
📍 Aftermath
The coverage on 21 September showed Gianni Infantino repeatedly stating he was open to dialogue, an external review and broader reforms of FIFA’s governance. At the same time, several football officials – including the FAW chief, the German FA and an Asian football leader – questioned the motives behind his proposals and called for additional accountability. No definitive resolution emerged, and the debate has since faded from the headlines.
Epilogue added 39d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Gianni Infantino says he is open to dialogue over FIFA reform The New York Times · 47d ago broke it first
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