Norway FA president Klaveness calls on FIFA boss Infantino to resign
There is no turning back for Gianni Infantino,” Klaveness told reporters. “We are going to ask the FIFA president to resign now,” she said, a day after a…
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There is no turning back for Gianni Infantino,” Klaveness told reporters. “We are going to ask the FIFA president to resign now,” she said, a day after a meeting of the Norwegian federation’s governing bodies, which among other things examined the fate of the much-criticised FIFA chief. STOCKHOLM: Norwegian Football Federation NFF President Lise Klaveness called for the resignation of FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Friday, saying that he no longer had the confidence of the football community. "He does not have the institutional trust required to govern FIFA stably in the times we are in.
Furthermore, "We will see which other countries eventually join in, if that becomes the strategy from the UEFA board - we talk to them a lot, and they have to manage that, and you will have to ask them the question.
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There is no turning back for Gianni Infantino,” Klaveness told reporters. “We are going to ask the FIFA president to resign now,” she said, a day after a meeting of the Norwegian federation’s governing bodies, which among other things examined the fate of the much-criticised FIFA chief.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSTOCKHOLM: Norwegian Football Federation NFF President Lise Klaveness called for the resignation of FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Friday, saying that he no longer had the confidence of the football community
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"He does not have the institutional trust required to govern FIFA stably in the times we are in.
according to Channel News AsiaThe Norwegian Football Federation (NFF), among the fiercest critics of FIFA president Gianni Infantino for several years, will call for his resignation, its head Lise Klaveness said on Friday. “He does not have the institutional trust required to lead FIFA in a stable manner in the current climate.
according to Vanguard (Nigeria)"We will see which other countries eventually join in, if that becomes the strategy from the UEFA board - we talk to them a lot, and they have to manage that, and you will have to ask them the question.
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