Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, is facing official accusations of "clear violations" of the regulations of the governing body of world football, following statements he made that appeared to support the political agenda of U.S. President Donald Trump, according to the English newspaper The Telegraph.

These accusations came in the wake of statements made by Infantino during his participation in the American Business Forum in Miami, where he praised Trump and urged support for his actions, saying, "We all need to support what he is doing because I think it looks good." This statement was seen as a clear political endorsement that contradicts FIFA regulations, which require political neutrality from its officials.

Internal criticisms confirmed that these statements represent a clear violation of the principle of political neutrality outlined in FIFA's code of conduct, which requires officials to refrain from any political interference.

This incident raises serious questions about the FIFA president's commitment to the organization's rules, especially given the ongoing controversy surrounding his political relationships and public stances in previous occasions, which could put Infantino under internal scrutiny within the international football federation.