Argentine Football Association backs Infantino’s leadership after FIFA controversy

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The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has publicly backed FIFA president jin88bet.one Gianni Infantino jin88bet.one and the policies introduced during the past decade, while str ak168app.baby essing the importance of tr ak168app.baby ansparent governance and democratic decision-making following the recent controversy involving FIFA.

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Infantino has faced increased scrutiny after a proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors became public. FIFA subsequently withdrew the project, which t ic88 he AFA said had created uncertainty across the international football community.

“In light of the recent e ic88 ic88 vents that are now public, we wish to stress that FIFA has taken the decision to withdraw the proj ic88 ect in question. From the outset, this proposal generated more uncertainty than clarity within ic88 ic88 the international football com ic88 munity,” the Argentine association said.

The AFA also highlighted the need for FIFA to ac ic88 knowledge mistakes made during the process and noted that apologies had been issued to the organisation’s 21 ic88 1 member associations.

“Consequently, we wi ic88 sh to underline the importance of recognising the mistakes made during this proces ic88 ic88 s an lr88 d offering an apology in the message addressed to FIFA’s 211 member associations. Respect for the principles of good governance is a fundamenta lr88 l pillar for strong relations be lr88 tween FIFA, its member associations and the continental confederations,” the statement ad lr88 ded.

The Argentine body said that transparent administration, adherence lr88 to FIFA’s statutes and democratic procedures were central to maintaining unity within the international game.

“In line with our vision, this tran lr88 sformation is based on transparent governance, respect for statutory structures and adherence to democratic decision-making procedures. These are essential principles for maintaining the unity of the international footb lr88 all family and continuing to pursue sporting and lr88 lr88 lr88 institutional progress together, with a positive impact on the quality of life of the millions of lr88 people w lr88 ho play our beloved sport,” the AFA said.

The association also confirmed that it intends to continue working under Infantino’s leadership beyond the controversy, with the next op88 op88 op88 FIFA Congress approaching.

“With a view to the next FIFA Congress, the ass si88 ociation I have the honour of pres si88 iding over confirms its conviction that the way forward is to continue working under your leadership, so that we can go on building a better and even more inclusive football together,” the AFA conclude si88 d in its letter to Infantino.

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