FIFA says it has apologized for errors related to Gianni Infantino’s failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup. The announcement comes after a crisis meeting held in Morocco, where senior staff members in attendance reaffirm “full support” for Infantino’s continued presidency. According to the outlets, FIFA frames the meeting as part of internal efforts to address fallout from the stalled or unsuccessful World Cup financing initiative. The reports agree that FIFA’s apology is specifically tied to mistakes made during the attempt to sell World Cup stakes, and that the organization presents the staff response as a sign of confidence in Infantino’s leadership. While the articles describe internal backing following the meeting, they do not provide new details about the substance of the errors, the status of the broader FIFA reform process, or any external investigation outcomes. Overall, the coverage centers on FIFA’s communication to stakeholders: an acknowledgment of problems connected to the failed plan and a statement that senior officials maintain support for Infantino remaining in his role.