Prince Ali bin Hussein Reiterates Stance After Jordan Receives FIFA Dues
Prince Ali bin Hussein, the President of the Jordan Football Association, has reiterated his stance against supporting FIFA President Gianni Infantino, despite Jordan receiving its overdue financial dues from FIFA.
Background
The Jordanian dues had been pending since the Arab Cup, but Prince Ali emphasized that their sudden arrival does not change his position on FIFA's leadership.
Prince Ali added that this move does not alleviate their serious concerns about FIFA's leadership, but rather highlights the difficulties they all face in the football world.
Criticism of Infantino
Prince Ali had previously criticized Infantino, shedding light on the problems and difficulties faced by the Jordanian team.
Prince Ali stated that his stance is a matter of principle, and that they will not give in to pressure.
Context
These developments come at a time when FIFA is facing significant challenges, particularly after the proposal to sell World Cup shares to investors.
The European Football Association had lost trust in Infantino, while other associations have withdrawn their support for him.
Pressure on Infantino is expected to escalate in the coming days, especially with the FIFA presidential elections approaching.
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