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A worldwide opinion platform where supporters can vote on FIFA leadership, explain their view and nominate alternative candidates.

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1Countries
5Nominations
Fan Confidence Index
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The index is the current share of yes votes from verified submissions. Country weighting can be added once volume is large enough.

Updated from real submissions only
Netherlands3

This is not a scientific poll. It reflects verified submissions on this platform and should be read as public supporter sentiment, not population-level research.

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The launch version reads directly from submitted votes and nominations stored on the server.

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Countries reached

1Based on submitted countries.

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100%3 supporters.

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Should Gianni Infantino continue as FIFA President?

Hall of Opinions

Personal opinions, reviewed before publishing.

Comments are moderated for respectful language. They are always labelled as personal opinions.

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Visitor comments are personal opinions submitted by visitors. They are moderated for respectful language but they are not statements of fact and they do not represent the views of this platform.

The big question

Who should lead FIFA next?

Nominate up to three people you believe could lead world football. Duplicate spellings are grouped manually during review.

01
Romario de Souza Faria
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02
Luc Nillis
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03
Louis van Gaal
1
04
Victor Montagliani
1
05
Aleksander Čeferin
1

Nominations are suggestions from visitors and imply nothing about the willingness, availability or views of the people named.

Context

Football governance, a source-led timeline.

Each entry links to a source and avoids presenting allegations as fact.

2016

Governance reform package

FIFA published revised statutes covering term limits, separation of functions and governance changes.

Source: FIFA
2016

Infantino elected FIFA President

Gianni Infantino was elected FIFA President at an extraordinary congress in Zurich.

Source: UEFA
2017

48-team World Cup approved

The FIFA Council approved expanding the FIFA World Cup to 48 teams from the 2026 edition.

Source: FIFA
2025

32-team Club World Cup

FIFA described the first 32-team Club World Cup in the United States as a new global club tournament.

Source: FIFA
How this platform works

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Mission

Give football supporters a respectful, independent place to express an opinion about football governance.

Privacy

Email addresses are processed server-side and are not displayed to visitors. Stored records use hashed email identifiers.

Methodology

The current confidence index is the share of yes votes among verified submissions. It is not a scientific poll.

Moderation

Reasons and reform ideas are held for review before they are shown publicly.

Funding

The initiative is independent. Funding details can be published here as the project grows.

Open data

Aggregated totals are available through the public JSON endpoint.

Facts and opinions

Timeline and news items link to sources. Visitor comments remain labelled as opinion.

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