Samuel Eto’o backs Gianni Infantino ahead of FIFA presidential election

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Samuel Eto’o backs Gianni Infantino ahead of FIFA presidential election
Summary

Gianni Infantino received a key endorsement from Cameroonian federation president Samuel Eto’o as preparations intensify for the upcoming FIFA presidential election. Infantino, who has led the international governing body since 2016, intends to contest the vote scheduled for March 18, 2027. Despite persistent scrutiny regarding his leadership and personal conduct, Infantino maintains significant support among various African football officials. Supporters such as Benin Football Federation president Marcellin Bokou and Ghana Football Association executive committee member Gideon Fosu have highlighted the incumbent's investment in continental football and the expansion of the women's game during his tenure. These endorsements provide a strategic advantage for Infantino as he seeks to secure a final term. The role of African federations remains a central factor in the electoral for the international governing body.

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  • Samuel Eto’o reaffirmed his support for Gianni Infantino ahead of the March 2027 election.
  • Gianni Infantino has served as president of the international governing body since 2016.
  • African officials credit Gianni Infantino for development investments and growth in women’s football.
  • Marcellin Bokou and Gideon Fosu also voiced support for the incumbent's reelection bid.
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Gianni Infantino has strengthened his position ahead of the FIFA presidential elections after Samuel Eto’o reaffirmed his support for the incumbent. The president of the Cameroonian federation has made his stance clear despite the controversy surrounding Infantino, giving the FIFA chief an important endorsement as he prepares to contest the election.

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