Gianni Infantino is set to seek a fourth re-election as FIFA president after receiving formal backing from more than 200 of the organization’s 211 member associations, according to reporting from The Guardian and referenced by Yahoo Sports. The backing comes as unrest continues following controversy tied to Folarin Balogun’s reprieve from suspension. The Guardian says only a small number of member associations have not yet submitted letters of support, with the remaining responses still expected from a handful of countries. It also reports that some European federations have expressed reservations, with UEFA indicating opposition on multiple issues. Among the notable outliers, Germany’s football federation has not yet provided official backing, described as the highest-profile European holdout. The Guardian further reports that Infantino is expected to be voted into a fourth term by a landslide at FIFA’s congress in March. The sources present the endorsement as a broad consensus across most member associations, despite ongoing criticism and institutional concerns in parts of European football.