Infantino apologizes to FIFA council over World Cup plan, but critics stay unhappy
Photo: Washington TimesHow coverage differs CBS Sports highlights Infantino's fourth-term election bid; the Washington Times stresses withheld details angering critics; Al Jazeera notes the three-hour meeting.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized to the ruling council for mistakes in a secretive World Cup investment plan, but he did not provide the details that critics seeking his ouster wanted. The council meeting ran over three hours, and critics remain unhappy. Infantino is seeking a fourth and final term in March's election and so far faces only one opponent, former Swiss international Ramon Vega.
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- CBS SportsFIFA president Gianni Infantino apologizes for World Cup privatization plans but still faces scrutiny
- Washington TimesAt showdown FIFA meeting, Infantino apologizes for World Cup furor but leaves critics unhappy
- Al JazeeraFIFA President Infantino apologises to council but critics remain unhappy