Wales becomes first nation to withdraw support for FIFAInfantino's re-election bid, citing opposition to the FIFA Forward Enterprise commercialization proposal. The Football Association of Wales said FIFA and its members are custodians of the game.
Wales has become the first nation to withdraw its support for FIFAGianni Infantino's re-election bid. The Football Association of Wales cited widespread opposition to the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal, which seeks to commercialize global football. The FAW said FIFA and its members are custodians of the game responsible for its long-term growth, development, and sustainability.
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