Infantino lost the support of his close colleague, Carlos Cordeiro, who thought the plan was bad for football and resigned. Over the weekend, Infantino decided to cancel the plan. Now, he has posted a short video on Instagram with a brief statement.

Infantino wrote a short message on Instagram, saying: 'This was the FIFA World Cup 2026! We unite - always!'

This comes after UEFA warned Infantino that they might take legal action against him for his World Cup plan and told him not to destroy any related documents.

UEFA sent Infantino a letter saying they are considering taking legal action because of the plan proposed by FIFA.

Infantino and FIFA must keep all documents related to the plan and not destroy them.

This means that Infantino and FIFA must save all relevant documents, even if they normally would be deleted.

A post was shared by Gianni Infantino, the FIFA President.

UEFA and other football organizations strongly criticized the plan, saying it was not good for the sport.

Since legal action is expected, Infantino must save all relevant documents now.

Infantino is now facing a challenge to keep his job as FIFA president before the next election in 2027.

Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the president of PSG, might run against Infantino in the election.

Some UEFA countries think Al-Khelaifi has the best chance of beating Infantino.

Dariusz Mioduski, the owner of Legia Warsaw, is also supported by some football officials in several countries.

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