BBC Interrogates FIFA Chief Infantino Over Conmebol Support Amid Resignation Calls
During a live broadcast in Colombia, BBC reporters asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino whether he had support from the South American governing body CONMEBOL, amid growing pressure for his resignation after a controversial attempt to sell private stakes in the World Cup tournament.
Infantino remained silent and did not answer the questions, leaving the audience to speculate over his leadership amid ongoing governance tensions.
The interview took place as the FIFA chief was in Colombia to witness the inauguration of newly elected President Abelardo de la Espriella, underscoring the global reach of football politics.
For a deeper look at Infantino’s tenure, read BBC’s extended piece: Politicians, private jets and power – the life of a FIFA president.









