The fallout from the plans means Infantino is now under immense pressure as he seeks re-election for a fourth term as president at the Fifa Congress in March. "The current Fifa leadership has not only lost Uefa's confidence but also that of many other members of the football family," Uefa's statement read. "He told the assembled stakeholders, 'The money of Fifa is your money. It's not the money of the Fifa president. Qatar's football association became the first body to publicly back Infantino, despite welcoming his decision to scrap the investment plans.