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FIFA President Infantino Vows Reforms, Expresses Strong Determination

September 25, 2026Pablo Navarro2 мин

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced that reforms will be discussed at the FIFA Council meeting next month. He stressed the importance of fostering a culture of dialogue, mutual listening, and respect, stating his strong determination to act in football's best interest. Infantino, currently the only declared candidate for the upcoming presidential election in March, is actively engaging in diplomatic efforts. During a visit to Jeddah for the Arabian Gulf Cup, he shared on Instagram videos of meetings with local officials. In his posts, he also referenced a letter sent to the FIFA Council and affiliated federations, proposing discussions on internal reforms. He expressed anticipation for feedback and noted positive responses from around the world, highlighting the need for continued mutual listening. Infantino's letter follows a request from UEFA and CONCACAF to distribute FIFA's profits for the next four years equitably among all member federations. He concluded by affirming FIFA's continuous activity and his personal commitment to gathering ideas on how to further develop football globally for everyone's benefit.

English Translation:

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced that reforms will be discussed at the FIFA Council meeting next month. He stressed the importance of fostering a culture of dialogue, mutual listening, and respect, stating his strong determination to act in football's best interest. Infantino, currently the only declared candidate for the upcoming presidential election in March, is actively engaging in diplomatic efforts. During a visit to Jeddah for the Arabian Gulf Cup, he shared on Instagram videos of meetings with local officials. In his posts, he also referenced a letter sent to the FIFA Council and affiliated federations, proposing discussions on internal reforms. He expressed anticipation for feedback and noted positive responses from around the world, highlighting the need for continued mutual listening. Infantino's letter follows a request from UEFA and CONCACAF to distribute FIFA's profits for the next four years equitably among all member federations. He concluded by affirming FIFA's continuous activity and his personal commitment to gathering ideas on how to further develop football globally for everyone's benefit.