FIFA president Gianni Infantino proposes consulting the federation members to reform the world football governing body’s decision-making process. Multiple outlets report that he raises the idea in a letter addressed to stakeholders, suggesting a structured approach to reviewing how FIFA makes decisions.
According to the coverage, Infantino’s proposal centers on a “consultation” with FIFA’s member federations. One report says the consultation would be direct, structured, and time-limited, with the aim of strengthening FIFA’s decision-making. Another outlet describes the proposal in broader terms, focusing on reforming FIFA’s decision-making processes through engagement with member federations.
While both accounts agree on the core message—that Infantino is seeking a federation-led, organized consultation—the details available in the reports differ slightly in emphasis. The Malaysian outlet highlights the proposed format and time limits, whereas the Japan Today piece focuses more generally on the goal of reforming decision-making and the fact that it is presented in correspondence to relevant parties.
