Several Concacaf countries are weighing whether to formally withdraw their backing for Fifa president Gianni Infantino, mirroring a move already under way in Europe. All 41 Concacaf members had submitted letters endorsing Infantino's re-election before the World Cup, but many are now reconsidering that support after an emergency confederation meeting last Friday, where members reportedly signalled strong alignment with Uefa's push for him to go.

Finland became the first of Fifa's 211 member associations to publicly withdraw its endorsement last Thursday, followed by Wales on Monday, with England's FA also said to have withheld backing. Complicating Concacaf's position are the US, Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica's joint bid to host the 2031 Women's World Cup, and speculation that Concacaf president Victor Montagliani could stand against Infantino next March, though he has yet to decide. Meanwhile the Asian Football Confederation appears divided, with Qatar, the UAE and several smaller nations publicly backing Infantino, while most of its 47 members, including Saudi Arabia, have stayed silent.