More than 70 members of the European Parliament urge football authorities and relevant bodies to investigate FIFA president Gianni Infantino, after controversy surrounding a red card decision before the United States’ match against Belgium. The lawmakers say they want scrutiny into Infantino’s links and communications involving U.S. President Donald Trump, citing the timing of a FIFA rule change affecting red card suspensions during a tournament. Several outlets report that the lawmakers criticize FIFA’s decision to alter how red-card suspensions are applied mid-tournament, calling it improper and a potential breach of fair process. The statements reference European Parliament members Barry Andrews, Lara Wolters and Niels Fuglsang, who jointly call for an investigation. While the specific procedural steps and which institutions would carry out the probe are not detailed across reports, the demand centers on whether FIFA acted appropriately and whether any personal or political relationships influenced decisions. The calls reflect wider pressure on football governance bodies amid public and political concern over the match and the subsequent regulatory change.