😱 Tebas takes centre stage: Infantino must stop leading FIFA

Without a doubt, the talk of the entire week has been Gianni Infantino’s controversial proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup. 

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA | Javier Tebas pide que Infantino deje de liderar la FIFA ❌ "Infantino no debe de continuar al frente de la FIFA" 🏛️ "El fútbol mundial necesita un nuevo liderazgo que recupere la credibilidad institucional y que modernice su gobernanza" 📻 #PartidazoCOPE – Saturday, 1 August 2026

The first body to stand up against it was UEFA, and today Javier Tebas, president of La Liga, went even further by calling for Infantino to step down.

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🚨🌍 UEFA WANTS GIANNI INFANTINO TO RESIGN!!! According to The Telegraph, UEFA's 55 member associations are prepared to vote to remove Gianni Infantino as FIFA president if he refuses to resign. ❌ The dramatic move comes after the collapse of Infantino's controversial plan to – Saturday, 1 August 2026

It has been known for a few days now that UEFA’s intention is to push further and remove the head of FIFA. And, little by little, the most important voices in European football are speaking out in that direction.

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