Concacaf President runs for FIFA role

The article discusses Victor Montagliani's efforts, president of the North, Central American, and Caribbean Football Union (CONCACAF), to compete against Gianni Infantino for the presidency of FIFA in the upcoming March elections. This comes amid increased criticism of Infantino due to plans to create a subsidiary company worth $20 billion linked to the World Cup, which has raised concerns among some federations about the lack of proper legal procedures and the increasing pressure on their positions. During a CONCACAF meeting, 41 federations expressed worries over transparency and the tight timeline, though not everyone adopted a unified stance on boycotting FIFA, and the Mexican federation indicated it would review its participation plans. It is clear that Montagliani is seeking to assume the FIFA presidency amid internal challenges, threats of internal reorganizations, and strong criticism.

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