UEFA, CONCACAF, Asian bodies turn on Infantino after scrapped World Cup stake sale

FIFA president Gianni Infantino abandoned his plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors on July 31, then apologised for "errors" on August 5. The fallout continues: UEFA and CONCACAF declared lost confidence, a FIFA adviser resigned, Asian football bodies opposed the plan, Norway called for resignation, and England's FA withdrew support. These are FIFA's own constituent members, not outside critics.