- UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has ruled himself out of running for the FIFA presidency, committing his future to European football's governing body.
- Ceferin warned FIFA chief Gianni Infantino that he must either resign or face a leadership challenge at the FIFA Congress in March.
- Infantino is under intense pressure following controversial plans to seek private investment in FIFA tournaments, leading to accusations of deception from continental confederations.
- Three confederations, including UEFA, Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation, are reportedly considering a vote of no confidence against Infantino.
- Football associations across the home nations and the Republic of Ireland have withdrawn their backing for Infantino amid the ongoing dispute.
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