Mexico and Argentina Back Infantino The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) has issued a statement expressing its support for Infantino's leadership, citing institutional integrity and respect for governance processes. The FMF stated it will not recognise processes convened outside its framework and backs Infantino's call to develop football for member associations.

Growing Speculation Over Confederation Switch Speculation is growing that Mexico may switch confederations to join Conmebol. The FMF's support for Infantino could be a step towards this move, as Conmebol appears united behind him. Meanwhile, Concacaf has called for a thorough review of Fifa's governance.

Argentina Follows Mexico's Lead The Argentina Football Association (AFA) has backed Infantino in a gushing tribute, praising his leadership over the past decade. The AFA highlighted the importance of prioritising governance standards and praised Infantino's management, which has led to a transformation of Fifa.

Confederation of African Football Reaffirms Support The Confederation of African Football has reaffirmed its support for Infantino, providing him with further allies. This move has deepened the civil war in world football, with Concacaf and Uefa calling for meaningful change.

Football Governance Row Escalates The support of Mexico and Argentina for Infantino has added to the growing tensions in world football. Concacaf and Uefa are calling for a review of Fifa's governance, while speculation surrounds Mexico's potential switch to Conmebol.