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"With every new development, he's increasingly snookered." The Independent chief football writer Miguel Delaney says UEFA is ramping up the pressure on Gianni Infantino, including pushing for football associations to withdraw letters of support.

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🚨🎙️ ENGLISH FA TO INFANTINO: “YOUR TIME IS UP – RESIGN NOW BEFORE YOU DO MORE DAMAGE TO FOOTBALL” “After careful consideration, the English Football Association has reached the conclusion that we can no longer support Gianni Infantino’s leadership of FIFA. The trust that once existed has completely broken down, and for the good of the global game, we have officially withdrawn our letter of support.” “Football deserves leadership that unites, protects the integrity of the sport and puts the interests of players, supporters, clubs and national associations above politics and personal ambition. Unfortunately, under Gianni Infantino, we believe FIFA has drifted further away from those principles. Too many controversies, too many unnecessary divisions and too many decisions have damaged the credibility of football’s governing body.” “This is no longer about disagreements behind closed doors. This is about accountability. The image of world football has suffered, and millions of fans now question whether FIFA is still acting in the best interests of the game. That should concern everyone who truly loves football.” “We therefore believe the responsible course of action is for Gianni Infantino to resign immediately. Remaining in office will only deepen the divide between FIFA and many of its member associations. Football cannot continue under a cloud of constant controversy.” “No individual is bigger than football. Presidents come and go, but the game belongs to the players, the fans and future generations. Leadership should inspire confidence, not create mistrust. We believe the time has come for FIFA to begin a new chapter with fresh leadership capable of restoring transparency, credibility and respect across the global football community.”

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