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The AFC has pledged its support for Gianni Infantino’s bid for a fourth term despite a recent dispute over plans to open FIFA competitions to private investors.

British newspaper “The Times” apologized to Gianni Infantino and FIFA on Tuesday, October 20, after publishing inaccurate information about the world football governing body president’s compensation and the alleged acquisition of a property in Miami.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised Morocco and King Mohammed VI on Friday, October 16, as the country prepared to host the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup from October 17 to November 7.

The FIFA president highlighted Morocco’s investment in training centers and stadiums as part of wider efforts to develop football across Africa.

The UAFA praised Infantino’s efforts to strengthen unity within the global football community and support the development of the game worldwide.

Football’s world governing body claims UEFA’s request for documents linked to Gianni Infantino’s scrapped plan is intended to influence the FIFA presidential election scheduled for March 2027 in Rabat.

The FIFA president wants to consult the organization’s 211 member associations on changes aimed at strengthening transparency, participation and accountability in decision-making.

A day after his barely veiled threat that Spain could pull out of the 2030 World Cup, LaLiga president Javier Tebas now says the final will be played in Morocco as long as Gianni Infantino remains at the helm of FIFA. It is the latest move in the same strategy: drawing the battle over the final into the power struggle between FIFA and UEFA and ratcheting up pressure on the head of world football’s governing body.

The FRMF president discussed Morocco’s World Cup ambitions, his position on Gianni Infantino’s FIFA presidency, the 2025 AFCON final controversy and his own future in football and politics.