The Confederation of African Football (CAF) says it unanimously reconfirms its support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino following a public dispute over FIFA’s commercial strategy. Multiple reports say the decision comes after Infantino faced criticism related to a failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to a private equity investor. CAF indicates the endorsement is reaffirmed after a CAF executive committee meeting where officials addressed FIFA’s “Joint Update” issued by Infantino and FIFA Secretary General on the “FIFA Forward Enterprise.” In that update, FIFA sets out its plans and approach for moving forward on commercial and competition-related rights. According to the reports, CAF’s executive committee states that it will continue focusing on developing African football while also adhering to governance and transparency “global best practices.” The coverage characterizes the CAF move as aligning with FIFA’s position during Infantino’s crisis period, but it presents CAF’s actions primarily as a governance and policy continuation rather than a change in CAF’s stance.