FIFA President Gianni Infantino has faced fierce resistance from the football world after attempting to establish a subsidiary to handle World Cup commercial operations and attract private investment.
The plan was withdrawn just three days after its announcement, but the fallout is growing as internal FIFA whistleblowing, the resignation of a close aide, and UEFA's warnings of legal action continue.
Some member associations have withdrawn their support for the upcoming presidential election, and arguments have even been raised that Infantino should be dismissed mid-term.
Sports Mug breaks down why the "president of global football," who was widely expected to secure a fourth term, has found himself cornered.
(Produced, edited, and narrated by Park Jinhyeong; Produced by the Sports News Department)
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FIFA President Infantino Faces Severe Backlash Over 'World Cup Privatization' and Calls for Impeachment
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