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FAI Withdraws Support for FIFA President Infantino

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The Football Association of Ireland are the latest institute to withdraw their backing of Gianni Infantino.

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Republic of Ireland withdraws support for Infantino as Northern Ireland backs UEFA

FAI rescinds endorsement of FIFA president’s re-election bid, citing concerns over governance, transparency and consultation

22 hours ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Irish Times

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The FAI picks a side and it’s official – Gianni Infantino has lost Ireland

Uefa is the FAI’s main source of revenue, with the co-hosting of Euro 2028 the pot of gold on the horizon

1 day ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Daily Express

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Gianni Infantino dealt another FIFA blow as Ireland's FA confirm U-turn in statement

Gianni Infantino is under growing pressure as FIFA president after another Football Association withdraws its support.

1 day ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

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Ireland FA withdraws support for Infantino as Fifa crisis rages on

The Football Association of Ireland are yet to be joined by neighbours Northern Ireland in pulling their endorsement

1 day ago·London, United Kingdom

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FAI withdraws support for FIFA President Infantino

The Football Association of Ireland are the latest institute to withdraw their backing of Gianni Infantino.

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FIFA: Infantino Loses Support for Re-Election

The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) announced yesterday its withdrawal from supporting Gianni Infantino’s candidacy for re-election as president of FIFA. FAI explained in a statement that, with this decision, it rescinded the letter of support it had given Infantino earlier this year in order to aspire to a fourth and final term as head of the world’s top football organization, in a vote scheduled for next March. The Irish federation indic…

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