FIFA Leadership Shake-Up and Re-Election Push | New Zealand News
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FIFA’s COO Kevin Lamour has quit amid explosive internal turmoil, slamming President Infantino’s controversial plan to sell a stake in the World Cup as “the project of one person” and accusing staff of being deceived. His resignation follows another senior advisor’s exit over the same deal — which FIFA ultimately scrapped under public pressure. Meanwhile, human rights group FairSquare is demanding Infantino be disqualified from re-election, arguing he’s already served three terms despite his claim that his first term didn’t count — a move they say violates FIFA’s own rules. Infantino plans to run again, with voting set for March 18 in Morocco.
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