Infantino faces key challenge in Morocco with FIFA legends' surprise
Gianni Infantino, President of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA), arrived in Morocco in an attempt to contain the ongoing crisis. There are widespread calls for his resignation from officials and football stars, most notably Portugal's legend Luis Figo, after plans to sell shares in the World Cup worth 3.1 billion British pounds were leaked. The pressure has increased due to widespread opposition within FIFA and among football icons, as well as accusations from Jordan Football Association President Prince Ali bin Hussein, who accused Infantino of extortion. This has led Jordan to join a list of 91 countries opposed to him, and a motion to withdraw confidence requires support from 106 national associations to remove him from office. Infantino's efforts to garner support from FIFA legends have failed, while he faces significant internal and external pressure to retain his position.
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