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Measured with the previous method (distance between texts), on a different scale.
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
3 SOURCES
Supportive African camp · 4 of 21 countries
Pretoria distances the continental backing displayed by the CAF under Patrice Motsepe from the severity of its own business press, which deems Infantino's reign untenable.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Berlin dissects FIFA's internal erosion around Gianni Infantino, caught between resignations of close allies and African silence under Patrice Motsepe.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Buenos Aires stands apart: CONMEBOL remains the sole confederation to withhold judgment on Infantino before the project was shelved.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Canberra weighs the Infantino crisis against a distinctly national benchmark—the 'pub test'—rather than through the diplomatic logic of global football.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Brussels reads FIFA's governance crisis through the Čeferin-Infantino power struggle and alleged Macron involvement, rather than through African support for Infantino, absent from Belgian coverage.
3 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Brasília ties Infantino's crisis to the Fifagate that catapulted him to power, and scrutinizes the South American allocation of the 2030 World Cup unveiled through secret Morocco talks.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Toronto examines FIFA's unpaid 'legacy' payments promises as Infantino's authority crumbles at Rabat.
3 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Santiago identifies three fractures in the Infantino crisis: Wenger's defection, the UEFA ultimatum, and Jordan's extortion accusation.
3 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Bogotá spotlights an unprecedented angle in the Infantino crisis—a woman for FIFA president—and ties the affair to Colombian politics via the Swiss-Italian executive's planned visit to Cali's inauguration.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Madrid joins the European front against Infantino, without detailing its own motivation beyond the collective signature of the 55 federations threatening FIFA with a boycott.
4 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Paris emphasizes the role of its own figures—Wenger, Ceferin, PSG owner Nasser al-Khelaïfi—in Gianni Infantino's downfall, over FIFA's broader institutional stakes.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
Rome portrays an Italian-Swiss leader under siege, abandoned by European football and seeking political shelter in Washington.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Kuala Lumpur reads the Infantino crisis as internal confidence collapse within FIFA rather than geopolitical continental conflict, isolating dissenting voices from within the institution itself.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Mexico tallies the financial collapse of Infantino's project before weighing its political reach.
4 SOURCES
Supportive African camp · 4 of 21 countries
Abuja details Europe's debacle over Infantino while isolating Morocco's support—the sole African voice publicly backing the FIFA president.
3 SOURCES
Supportive African camp · 4 of 21 countries
Islamabad frames the Infantino crisis primarily as a confederation-by-confederation shift: support withdrawn in Europe, consolidated in Africa, internally backed by Arsène Wenger's defense, FIFA's global development chief.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Lisbon traces Infantino's dramatic downfall, navigating Trump's public backing against Jordan's blackmail allegations.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Bucharest traces, through Western agencies, Gianni Infantino's mounting isolation.
2 SOURCES
European critical front · 7 of 21 countries
London documents a homegrown rebellion: England, Wales, and Scotland united against Infantino, with the British press revealing a UEFA-CONCACAF-AFC alliance prepared to disrupt FIFA.
5 SOURCES
Supportive African camp · 4 of 21 countries
Dakar separates two distinct narratives: assured African solidarity for Infantino from unease over his control of continental football governance.
2 SOURCES
Factual periphery without engaged actor · 10 of 21 countries
Bern grapples with a crisis unfolding on its doorstep: local press frames the Infantino affair as an institutional and financial matter, not as a distant scandal.