GIANNI INFANTINO has posted a tone-deaf video on social media after he tried to sell off the World Cup.
The Fifa president upset most of the footballing world with his plans to to private investors.
Gianni Infantino has shared a tone-deaf video on Instagram Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
The video featured memorable moments from the World Cup Credit: Instagram @gianni_infantino
Infantino, 56, has since had to make a after it was widely condemned.
His unprecedented cash-grab saw entire confederations slam the decision, coming together in unity to oppose his Bond villain-like greediness.
Uefa went as far as of all events in an attempt to pile the pressure on Infantino.
has not decided to retreat from the spotlight for the meantime and instead has posted a tone-deaf video on his account.
The video collated memorable moments from the World Cup this summer to the song Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes.
It also showed off moments such as ‘s iconic rowing celebration and crying at the end of the final after ‘s defeat.
It also focused on the landmark achievements from the tournament, such as the record number of goals (308) and over nine million people at fan festivals.
Despite trying to sell off stakes in the much-loved World Cup, Infantino ironically spoke of “uniting” in the caption.
Norway’s rowing celebration featured in the video Credit: Instagram @gianni_infantino
He captioned the post: “This was the Fifa !
“We unite – always!”
Infantino also turned the comments off on the post.
Had the plans gone ahead, then he would have been lined up as commissioner, which would have earned him almost £1MILLION-A-WEEK.
Lionel Messi crying was included in the post Credit: Instagram @gianni_infantino
Fan favourite Vozinha also made an appearance Credit: Instagram @gianni_infantino
Due to the controversy surrounding Infantino his sweep in the 2027 election has been put .
The red card scandal and now Fifa Forward Enterprise’s (FFE) humiliating project have put bigwigs on alert.
Reports suggest that Infantino could face an unexpected challenger in the election next summer.
Some names raised as potential successors include Uefa head Alexander Ceferin, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and Concacaf candidate Victor Montagliani.
Beyond those figures, after a lengthy period of it waning in the first place.
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