French football official Michel Platini says FIFA president Gianni Infantino “must go” after scandals involving the international governing body of football, according to reports.
Platini, a former UEFA president and France’s 1998 World Cup-winning captain, argues that Infantino has not acted as a proper guarantor of the rules of the game. The coverage links his call to broader concerns about governance and compliance within FIFA that have led to public scrutiny and allegations over past conduct.
Both outlets present the same core claim and attribution to Platini, focusing on his criticism of Infantino’s leadership in light of FIFA’s recent controversies. They do not provide new investigative details or specific allegations beyond the general reference to scandal and rule compliance. The emphasis is on the demand for Infantino’s departure rather than on any single case or court outcome.
