UEFA is reportedly preparing options that could lead to an emergency no-confidence vote against FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according to multiple reports. The NDTV reports say UEFA could trigger a no-confidence motion if Infantino does not resign, with indications that all 55 of UEFA’s member associations may support his removal. Yahoo Sports adds context on how such a vote would work and notes that Infantino’s position is under heightened scrutiny as FIFA’s “FIFA Forward” enterprise plan faces setbacks. Taken together, the coverage describes a scenario in which UEFA seeks to apply internal pressure on FIFA leadership through its own governance mechanisms. While the reports outline UEFA’s preparedness and potential unity among member associations, they do not detail any formal timeline for when such a motion could be brought forward, nor do they confirm whether Infantino has made a decision to resign. The situation remains at the level of reported planning and consideration rather than a completed vote.