Soccer federations from Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon, Sudan, and Morocco have issued statements expressing their confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino. This show of support arrives during a period of internal friction within the global soccer governing body, as various international member associations have begun to call for Infantino's resignation or removal from office.

The primary point of contention fueling the calls for Infantino's ouster is the recent shelving of a major investment scheme that had been previously discussed by FIFA leadership. While the six Arab nations involved in this recent declaration of support have signaled their continued trust in his leadership, other member nations have criticized the handling of the investment project, leading to a visible divide in how different regions view the current FIFA administration. The Times of Israel reports that the support from these specific nations is notable given the broader context of the internal revolt, though the report does not detail the specific arguments or grievances held by the opposing member nations beyond the mention of the failed investment plan.