Mosengo-Omba, president of the Congolese Football Federation and former FIFA official, said he would "take a bullet" for Infantino and criticized the FFE scheme that aimed to sell off more than 20% of the World Cup to private investors. He admitted disagreeing with the plan but backed Infantino to remain as president.
The ally acknowledged that UEFA, Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation are increasing efforts to oust Infantino following his controversial proposal, which has since been withdrawn. FIFA chief operating officer Kevin Lamour was sacked after criticizing the plan, while UEFA seeks support for an emergency congress to trigger a no-confidence vote, though they may lack the required 106 of 211 FIFA members needed to unseat him. mchezo.life
