Criticism mounts against Infantino BBC Football reports that Uefa has threatened to boycott Fifa tournaments, including the Fifa Under-20 World Cup in Poland, in response to Infantino's leadership style and decisions. This comes after Infantino's apology for the Fifa Forward Enterprise plan, which was met with criticism and led to an apology from Infantino.

Contract and club context Infantino's salary is reportedly three times what he first earned when elected in 2016, with a base salary of £2.2m and a confirmed variable bonus payment of £1.8m. He also receives a 'per diem' to cover expenses and living costs, worth £20,500 a year on top of his salary. This has led to accusations that Infantino is prioritizing profit over the supporter experience.

Earlier development context Infantino's relationship with Trump has been a significant aspect of his presidency, with the two men appearing together at Trump Tower in New York and Infantino awarding Trump the Fifa Peace Prize. However, this has also led to criticism that Infantino is prioritizing private political interests over his responsibilities in football.

Concluding paragraph Infantino's presidency is under increasing scrutiny, with Uefa's threat to boycott Fifa tournaments a significant blow to his leadership. As the Fifa Under-20 World Cup approaches, it remains to be seen whether Infantino will be able to withstand the pressure and maintain his position as Fifa president.