The FFF had pledged its support for Infantino in June before his investment proposal came to light, which sparked a global outcry and led to Uefa threatening to boycott all FIFA competitions. Despite Infantino abandoning his proposal, the FFF said that "FIFA's governance cannot be considered resolved". The FFF has now pledged to start consultations with confederations, national associations, players, supporters and governance experts about reforming FIFA.
The aim of these consultations will be to foster collective reflection and to draw up proposals for a far-reaching transformation of FIFA's governance, with a view to restoring confidence, enhancing transparency and ensuring the independence and exemplary conduct of world football's governing body. The FFF, a founding member of FIFA, intends to contribute to a debate that is vital for the future of football, its regulation and its development.