Infantino apologizes for World Cup plans at FIFA council meeting, but critics remain unhappy
Photo: CBS SportsHow coverage differs CBS Sports highlights Infantino's re-election bid against one opponent; Newsmax stresses that he offered no new documents to critics seeking to oust him.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized to council members over the World Cup privatization plans at a meeting lasting over three hours, but critics said they wanted more. Reports say he offered no new details or documents on the issues that concern critics most, and some want him ousted. Infantino is seeking a fourth and final term in March's election, where so far his only opponent is former Switzerland international Ramon Vega.
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