Former Bank of England governor and current Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has publicly stated he has no confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino. This declaration follows widespread criticism of Infantino’s recently abandoned proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup. Carney characterized Infantino’s actions as a “fatal” governance failure, specifically citing a lack of consultation with key stakeholders. The failed plan sparked a global backlash, raising serious questions about transparency and leadership within FIFA. Carney’s loss of confidence adds to mounting pressure on Infantino as calls for accountability grow. This public rebuke from a prominent international figure highlights the severity of the controversy surrounding the World Cup deal and its implications for FIFA’s future. The situation underscores concerns about the organization’s decision-making processes and overall governance structure.