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NEWS · 06 Sep 2026

Infantino to seek FIFA re‑election in March

FIFA confirmed that its president, Gianni Infantino, will stand for re‑election in the March meeting. The vote will decide who will lead the world governing body for the next four years.

FIFA announced that its president, Gianni Infantino, will run for re‑election at the organisation’s March meeting. The vote will determine who will steer the world governing body for the next four years.

Infantino has been in the role since 2016, overseeing a range of initiatives from expanding the World Cup to implementing new governance reforms. His leadership has also faced scrutiny over controversies surrounding the bidding processes for major tournaments.

The re‑election is significant because it will shape FIFA’s direction on global football development, commercial partnerships, and regulatory oversight. Stakeholders will watch closely to see if Infantino’s agenda continues or if a new president brings a different focus.

During the March meeting, FIFA’s Congress will cast votes for the presidency. Candidates will present their platforms, and the election will be decided by a simple majority of the voting members.

Whatever the outcome, the decision will influence the future of international football, from grassroots initiatives to the governance of major competitions. Fans and clubs alike will be keen to see how the new leadership will address ongoing challenges within the sport.