The future of Gianni Infantino at the helm of Fifa has come under serious doubt following Uefa's public declaration of lost confidence and the collapse of his signature investment initiative. Football analysts have begun examining who might be positioned to succeed him as Fifa president if he were to step down or face a formal leadership challenge.
Several names have emerged in football governance circles as potential candidates to lead Fifa in a post-Infantino era. These include officials from various continental football confederations who have previously expressed interest in Fifa's direction, though no formal candidacies have been announced.
Any leadership transition at Fifa would require a vote from member federations at a Fifa Congress. The timeline and conditions for such a process would depend on whether Infantino chooses to resign or is forced from office through a formal governance challenge. For now, Infantino retains his position, but the political landscape around him has shifted significantly.
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