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The Caribbean Football Association announced its support for Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president in next March’s elections, after his visits to the region to ensure the bloc’s support. The Union includes 31 member states, 25 of which have voting rights. This is the second major voting bloc to announce its support for Infantino after the Asian Football Confederation, which represents 47 member associations. The deadline for submitting nominations is November 18, and Infantino's first competitor has emerged: FIFA Council member Kozo Tashima.
The Caribbean Football Association announced, on Friday, its support for Gianni Infantino for another term as President of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), in the elections scheduled for next March.
Infantino recently made two visits to the Caribbean region, one of them this week, with the aim of ensuring support for this bloc, despite the continuing controversy over his investment plan for the World Cup, which was not successful.
The federation said in a statement: “The Caribbean Football Association confirms that it has reached its collective position through consultation with its member associations. In the same spirit, the federation continues to call for enhanced transparency, good governance, and fundamental reforms within the football family.”
The Caribbean Football Association has 31 member states, 25 of which have voting rights.
This is the second major voting bloc to publicly announce its support for Infantino. Last month, the Asian Football Confederation, which represents 47 member associations, announced its support for him for another term.
The deadline for submitting candidate nominations is November 18. Infantino's first competitor appeared on Thursday, when Kozo Tashima, a member of the FIFA Council, who worked alongside Infantino for about 11 years, announced his intention to run for president of the federation.
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