A new analysis by The Zioneer asserts that UEFA is working to promote Nasser Al-Khelaifi as FIFA President Gianni Infantino's successor, stating that Infantino has brought corruption to FIFA. The analysis follows recent reports of European officials' discontent over Infantino's World Cup proposals.
The analysis, published by The Zioneer, asserts that UEFA is pushing to replace FIFA President Gianni Infantino with Qatari businessman and Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, and states that there is 'no doubt' Infantino brought corruption to FIFA. The Zioneer previously reported on July 30 that Politico had detailed European officials' fury over Infantino's proposal to sell parts of the next World Cup and their efforts to advance Al-Khelaifi as his successor. On July 22, The Zioneer reported on the New York Post's confirmation that President Donald Trump is pushing for Infantino to become the next UN Secretary-General. The new analysis directly accuses Infantino of corruption, adding a sharper dimension to the ongoing leadership controversy.
2 developments
- StrongNew York Post confirms Trump pushing for Infantino as next UN chief
- StrongUEFA launches unprecedented attack on FIFA's Infantino, threatens 2030 World Cup boycott over privatization plan
- StrongUEFA's no-confidence bid against FIFA's Infantino solidifies: 55 associations exceed 43-vote threshold, Telegraph reports
- DevelopingUEFA says it has lost confidence in FIFA leadership, will propose new resource distribution
Source and signal
- Open-source intake