The Northern Irish FA announced their decision on Tuesday, joining a growing list of football associations opposing Infantino's continued leadership. They cited concerns about his controversial plan to sell parts of FIFA's assets to a private equity company without proper consultation, which they described as raising 'fundamental questions' about strategy, governance, and asset management. fishroad-app.com
The move follows similar stances taken by football associations from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. UEFA has also strongly criticized Infantino, and several media outlets report a vote of no confidence is being considered. The Norwegian FA already declared no confidence in August, while Denmark's FA requested his resignation last Friday.
