A collective of prominent football figures has launched a public campaign calling for the resignation of FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Using the phrase “enough is enough,” the group utilized social media to signal their intent to push for a change in the governing body’s leadership.

The significance of this development lies in the professional background of those involved. Many of the individuals supporting this call are not external critics, but rather people who have worked closely with FIFA. Specifically, several participants are members of the “Fifa Legends” program, which utilizes former players for promotional and ambassadorial roles.

One key figure identified in the movement is Mikaël Silvestre, a former defender for Manchester United and Arsenal. Silvestre currently serves on FIFA’s 16-member players’ voice panel, a group tasked with assisting the organization in its anti-racism initiatives. The involvement of such insiders suggests that the dissatisfaction with Infantino’s tenure has reached deep into the ranks of those officially affiliated with the governing body. While the statement has gained traction online, FIFA has not yet issued a formal response to these specific calls for resignation.