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Infantino claims support of 'vast majority' of soccer ahead of FIFA elections

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Published 25 Oct 2026, 7:34 am·52 min ago·1 min read

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Views may be split over the future of the FIFA president, but football's biggest powerbroker claims he has "vast, vast majority" support ahead of his re-election bid.

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Infantino Apologises to FIFA Council as European Officials Demand Records

Gianni Infantino addressed the FIFA Council over his abandoned World Cup stake proposal, but critics and UEFA continue to demand documentation and leadership changes.

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