South Africa
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Critical European Press · 4 of 17 countries
Pretoria is distancing its sports media from the continental support for Infantino, with an editorial describing the CAF's backing as "shameful".

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3 SOURCES
Critical European Press · 4 of 17 countries
Pretoria is distancing its sports media from the continental support for Infantino, with an editorial describing the CAF's backing as "shameful".
2 SOURCES
Critical European Press · 4 of 17 countries
Berlin views the FIFA's response as a modern survival guide in politics, while also acknowledging that UEFA itself confirmed the disputed payment to an associate of Gianni Infantino.
2 SOURCES
CONMEBOL/CAF Federal Support · 5 of 17 countries
Buenos Aires is defending Infantino and is already negotiating the dividends of its loyalty for the 2030 World Cup.
3 SOURCES
Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Canberra is closely watching the governance crisis that is weakening Gianni Infantino, amid unsubstantiated personal allegations and an open rift between global football confederations.
3 SOURCES
CONMEBOL/CAF Federal Support · 5 of 17 countries
Brasília notes the solidity of the South American front in support of Gianni Infantino, as CONMEBOL and CAF reaffirm their backing in the face of a potential European boycott.
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CONMEBOL/CAF Federal Support · 5 of 17 countries
Santiago is gauging the South American divide surrounding Infantino, between the overt support of Ecuador and Venezuela and the European opposition led by Norway and UEFA.
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CONMEBOL/CAF Federal Support · 5 of 17 countries
Equateur's capital, Quito, is defending Gianni Infantino in the name of "good governance", while its press outlets are reporting the severe criticism leveled by UEFA.
5 SOURCES
Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
France separates the facts confirmed by UEFA from the unproven allegations relayed by the British press, maintaining a conditional stance in its handling of the Infantino case.
2 SOURCES
Critical European Press · 4 of 17 countries
Budapest is examining the financing of the alleged loan to Infantino, as the British press is already calling for his resignation.
2 SOURCES
Critical European Press · 4 of 17 countries
Rome is deciphering the Infantino scandal through the lens of the Italian-Swiss leader's nationality, between political satire and reminders of his previous sensitive cases (Super League, World Cup privatization, Balogun affair).
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Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Mexico City views the FIFA's response as an institutional defense of Infantino's mandate, without endorsing the unconfirmed allegations of favoritism targeting UEFA.
4 SOURCES
Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Abuja is distancing the national federation, which denies any call for Infantino's resignation, from the critical press that is demanding his departure.
3 SOURCES
Northern European Opposition · 1 of 17 countries
Norway's capital, Oslo, is throwing its weight behind the opposition to Infantino, led by the president of its own federation, Lise Klaveness, who is calling for his departure and has already ruled out voting for him in 2027.
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Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Islamabad particularly notes the firmness of the FIFA statement, which denounces a "concerted effort" to undermine Infantino without addressing the merits of the allegations of favoritism.
2 SOURCES
Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Lisbon weighs the conflicting versions pitting FIFA against the Telegraph, without endorsing the allegations of favoritism targeting Gianni Infantino.
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CONMEBOL/CAF Federal Support · 5 of 17 countries
Dakar is gauging African solidarity for Infantino, with near-unanimous continental support and unaddressed accusations of favoritism from Europe.
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Detached Factual Press · 7 of 17 countries
Singapore is scrutinizing FIFA's line of defense without taking a stance on the substance of the allegations, instead prioritizing the organization's warning against misinformation.