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There’s a reason Infantino is clinging on – and only one way to get rid of him
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close Cancel email WhatsApp link share Share bookmark SaveIn any other walk of life, Gianni Infantino would be gone by now.
Infantino is yet to even contest an election, despite serving two further terms as Fifa president after replacing Sepp Blatter in 2016.
One source suggested that doubling down on the boycott is the “only way” to force Infantino out.
A World Cup without Europe would not be worth putting on.
Europe could also showcase its own World Cup, with other breakaway nations.