FIFA fans petition for Infantino to resign over World Cup profit sale plan

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What does the petition against Gianni Infantino demand?

The petition calls for Gianni Infantino to resign as FIFA president and for FIFA to be reformed to prevent opaque decision-making and concentration of power. It accuses Infantino of attempting to sell future World Cup profits to private investors, which it describes as a betrayal of football. Over 40 national fan groups back the campaign.

Which fan groups are backing the petition against Infantino?

The petition is backed by over 40 national fan groups, including Football Supporters Europe, Football Supporters Africa, and the Independent Supporters Council. These groups represent supporters from Europe, Africa, and North America and have launched the campaign under the hashtag #InfantinoOut.

Why did Gianni Infantino face criticism from football governing bodies?

Gianni Infantino faced criticism from UEFA, CONCACAF, and the Asian Football Confederation over his plan to sell future World Cup profits to private investors. The plan was later abandoned after widespread opposition from these bodies and fan groups, who accused Infantino of opaque decision-making and a lack of accountability.