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More than 100,000 people add names to complaint against Gianni Infantino
A mounting public accountability campaign against FIFA's president crystallizes around eight specific allegations — and a governing body that answers criticism by calling it a conspiracy.
- “Those who do not have the support of Fifa's member associations should not seek to achieve through allegation, insinuation or misinformation what they cannot achieve through Fifa's established democratic processes.”
- “The Ethics Committee must not only act, it must be seen to act with appropriate haste, transparency and rigour.”
- Infantino promised to work with Trump to 'make not only America great again but also the entire world' — which Fair Square argues is itself evidence of a failure to remain politically neutral.
- Trump admitted he personally asked FIFA to review the US striker's red card — and that admission is now one of eight formal charges against the FIFA president.
- An original complaint submitted in December received no response — so the organizers returned with 100,000 signatures, a national football federation, and 50 European parliamentarians.