
FIFA President Infantino Calls Crisis Meeting Amid Growing Controversy
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has called a crisis meeting of FIFA leaders in Rabat amid increasing scrutiny and accusations, including blackmail claims from the Jordan FA. The meeting comes as Infantino faces growing pressure and reports of being abandoned by his own secretary general.
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