By Julien Pretot Sept 10 (Reuters) - FIFA President Gianni Infantino can count on enough votes to win re-election, meaning his opponents will need to shift strategy and focus on curbing his powers, a sharp reversal weeks after senior football figures believed his position was untenable,

Gianni Infantino is facing questions over his links with Samuel Eto’o amid accusations one of the Fifa president’s biggest cheerleaders mishandled almost £500,000 paid by Russia into his personal bank account.

The Belgian football federation says it can't support Gianni Infantino's bid for another term as FIFA president, citing transparency and governance issues and the way it handled clearing Folarin Balogun from a mandatory one-game ban at the World Cup.

UEFA urged a U.S. court on Thursday to reject an attempt by FIFA's American subsidiaries ‌to intervene in its bid to obtain evidence for a potential Swiss criminal case against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his abandoned World Cup commercial-rights plan.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has not responded to a request to appear before the United States House Judiciary Committee or sent documents requested by one of its members more than a month past the deadline.

Just three weeks ago, toppling Gianni Infantino from FIFA's throne was merely a matter of time. But behind the closed doors of meetings in Rabat and Nyon, all the calculations were overturned. The president,

The movement to remove Gianni Infantino as president of FIFA has hit a roadblock. Sources tell Reuters that the embattled Swiss head of football’s governing body currently has enough support for re-election come next spring.

Fifa president’s move is widely regarded by his opponents as an attempt to split the Concacaf nations working with Uefa to remove him from office