The contest over the future leadership of world football is entering a decisive phase. UEFA-led opposition has until November 18 to present a candidate to challenge Gianni Infantino, who intends to seek a fourth term as FIFA president in March in Rabat, Morocco.
A separate deadline expired on Monday, setting off another escalation in the unprecedented struggle for power. The dispute is unfolding alongside increased scrutiny of the benefits Infantino receives and of trusted associates who are said to have adjusted rules in his favor.
The concerns include higher compensation, lower taxes and requests for additional perks, according to the source report.
Sources: Süddeutsche Zeitung.