The confederations' letter did not resolve the underlying trust dispute. U.S. Soccer joined the call for what it described as meaningful change at FIFA following the confederations' letter, marking the strongest statement the American federation has made regarding Infantino's leadership to date. Monday's rebuke adds to a pattern of friction between Infantino and UEFA in particular that predates the investment dispute. Infantino has separately faced criticism for delayed appearances at FIFA events tied to travel with Trump and other world leaders. FIFA has not yet issued a formal, on-the-record response addressing the confederations' rejection of its "mistake" framing or the criticism of last week's Morocco meeting.