Argentina’s football governing body, the AFA, publicly supports FIFA president Gianni Infantino as renewed calls for his resignation circulate. Multiple reports say the AFA’s position comes amid broader controversy and debate around recent FIFA decisions, including an abandoned investment proposal by the world football governing body. The AFA’s statement is presented as a clear endorsement of Infantino’s leadership, countering the growing demand from various quarters for him to step down. While the outlets link the resignation calls to the failure of FIFA’s investment plans, they also frame the AFA’s backing as an indication that at least one major national association remains aligned with FIFA’s current president despite the controversy. The AFA’s move adds to the landscape of responses from football stakeholders following the investment proposal being shelved, and it occurs as attention remains on Infantino and FIFA’s governance. No outlet in the provided accounts reports that the AFA supports specific aspects of the aborted proposal; instead, it emphasizes the organization’s stance toward Infantino during the ongoing resignation debate.