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Confederation of African Football (CAF) President Patrice Motsepe has said Gianni Infantino can only be removed as FIFA president thru the proper electoral process.
Motsepe, who is also a FIFA vise president, revealed the position amid increasing calls from some of FIFA’s regional football bodies for Infantino to resign.
CAF is one of the confederations supporting Infantino to continue as FIFA president, it was reported.
The 56-year-old FIFA president has been criticized after UEFA, the Asian Football Confederation and CONCACAF accused him of “deception” over an alleged plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to investors.
Confederations are said to have asked for Infantino to step down and have challenged his bid for another term when FIFA holds its presidential election in March next year.
But Motsepe insisted whoever wants to displace Infantino must respect the rules of FIFA elections.
The CAF president told Sky News that there was a clear process for dealing with disagreements involving the president in the FIFA statutes.
“If anybody has got any problem against anybody, whether it is Gianni, whether it is anybody else, follow the process, follow the FIFA process, simple as that,” he said.
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Motsepe challenged those who were against Infantino’s leadership to bring their grievances to the election instead of trying to get him out of office thru other means outside the existing process.
“If you want to take him out, go for elections; let the 211 member associations decide,” he added.
The CAF president also urged football stakeholders to allow the electoral process to run its course.
“You have to be very careful. Elections are to be held next year. “Shouldn’t we let that process go ahead?” he asked.
Infantino has been president of FIFA since 2016 and was re-elected unopposed in 2019 and again in 2023.
However, the latest controversy has created fresh tensions within the world football governing body, with some confederations questioning his leadership.
