Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has publicly criticized FIFA President Gianni Infantino, stating he lacks confidence in his leadership. Carney’s strong rebuke centers on Infantino’s failure to disclose a proposal involving the sale of World Cup stakes to private investors to key FIFA officials and advisors. He believes this omission is a critical error in judgment that undermines trust in the organization. Carney suggested this lack of transparency should be grounds for Infantino’s removal from his position. The controversy surrounds a plan to bring in external investment tied to the World Cup, a move that has sparked debate within football governance circles. This development adds further pressure on Infantino, who already faces scrutiny over various FIFA-related matters. Carney’s statement represents a significant challenge to Infantino’s authority and could potentially influence future decisions within FIFA.