Noel Mooney says the Football Association of Wales still believes Gianni Infantino should step down as head of world football's governing body.
The Football Association of Wales has restated its position on Fifa leadership. Chief executive Noel Mooney says the federation still believes Gianni Infantino should leave his post as Fifa president.
The comments renew a stance the FAW has taken before, and Mooney gave no sign that the federation has softened it. It is unusual for a national association to question the head of the global body so openly, and the remarks add to the debate over how Fifa is run.
Infantino has led Fifa since 2016. Over that time the organisation has grown its tournaments and its commercial reach, but it has also drawn regular scrutiny over governance and decision-making. Calls for him to go, particularly from a member association, put pressure on his leadership.
Whether the FAW's position gains support from other federations is the next thing to watch. Fifa's structure gives each member association a vote, so any wider movement would have to build among the national bodies themselves.
