FIFA President Gianni Infantino says a majority of members support his re-election.
Gianni Infantino is seeking a fourth term as FIFA president and was endorsed by the Asian Football Confederation. His plan to sell World Cup stakes was abandoned after facing strong opposition.
- The Asian Football Confederation endorsed Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president.
- Infantino's plan to sell stakes in the World Cup was shelved.
- No other candidate has yet announced opposition to Infantino before the deadline.
- Heads of UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF signed a letter stating football belongs to no individual.
- Infantino is seeking re-election in March.
- Sheikh Salman joined Uefa and CONCACAF presidents in an open letter.
- Potential candidates must submit nominations by 18 November.
- The AFC has 47 member associations.
- Infantino was elected by 211 member associations.
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