The Northern Irish Football Association joins growing opposition to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, declaring it will not support his re-election next year. The association criticized Infantino's controversial plan to sell parts of FIFA's assets to private investors without consultation, stating it raises "fundamental questions about strategy, governance and management."
England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland have previously withdrawn their support, with UEFA also strongly opposing Infantino. The Norwegian Football Association has already declared no confidence, and the Danish FA called for his resignation last Friday. Several media outlets report a vote of no confidence against Infantino may be initiated, with UEFA potentially having support from Asian and North American confederations. newssport.cv
