- President Donald Trump warned FIFA that replacing Gianni Infantino as president would be a terrible mistake that would harm the organization's future profitability.
- Infantino faces mounting pressure to step down following a controversial proposal to sell a 20 percent stake in FIFA tournaments to private investors.
- Football governing bodies UEFA, AFC, and Concacaf accused Infantino of deception and called for an independent review into his commercial scheme.
- Multiple confederations have held preliminary talks about organizing independent competitions to insulate themselves from the ongoing FIFA crisis.
- Several member associations, including those from England and Wales, have officially withdrawn their support for Infantino's 2027 re-election bid.
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Donald Trump says ousting Gianni Infantino from Fifa presidency would be ‘terrible mistake’
