Prince Ali bin Hussein, Jordanian royal and FIFA reform advocate, has long balanced royal duties with international sports governance.
The FIFA president has faced widespread criticism after proposing private investment in World Cup rights. Following a backdown, UEFA and others say they no longer trust his leadership while Africa’s CAF and other allies show support as Infantino travels to Morocco to navigate a crisis ahead of March elections.
FIFA has faced growing opposition over plans to sell off World Cup stakes to private investors. European and regional federations have urged restraint, while Jordan and other associations cite funding and visa-cost concerns. The dispute has intensified as Infantino’s leadership comes under renewed scrutiny.