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FIFA Vice-President Withdraws Support Amidst Growing Criticism of Infantino

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Sandor Csanyi, a FIFA vice-president and member of the council, withdrew his support for Gianni Infantino following the exit of FIFA's operations director Kevin Lamour. Csanyi cited Lamour's dismissal as the 'last straw' in a letter to Infantino, pointing to 'serious deficiencies in professional judgment, ethical standards, and leadership'. This move adds to the growing pressure on Infantino, who faces criticism from several high-ranking football leaders worldwide, including UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin and Concacaf president Vittorio Montagliani. Infantino is set to run for re-election in March 2023.

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