The Northern Ireland Football Association's board decided not to vote for Infantino's re-election next year, citing "fundamental questions" about his strategy, governance and asset management. The association stated that "the time is ripe for change" regarding the FIFA president.
Infantino faces growing opposition after his controversial plans to sell parts of FIFA's assets to a private equity firm without consultation. England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Norway, and Denmark have previously withdrawn their support, while UEFA strongly opposes the Swiss official and may initiate a no-confidence vote. mwafrika.life
