Răzvan Burleanu, the president of FRF, declared that he no longer trusts Giani Infantino, the president of FIFA, and he supports Aleksander Ceferin for the leadership of FIFA.

Răzvan Burleanu, the president of the Romanian Football Federation (FRF), announced on Wednesday that he has completely lost confidence in Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, with whom he previously shared common aspirations. Burleanu emphasized that, in his opinion, Aleksander Čeferin, the president of UEFA, would have the highest legitimacy to take over the leadership of FIFA. This statement comes in a context where the relationships between the leaders of world football are increasingly tense, and Burleanu thus expresses his disappointment regarding the direction in which FIFA is heading under Infantino's leadership. Burleanu believes that a change at the top of FIFA could bring a new vision and better management of international football.