Infantino proposes external review of FIFA governance
The FIFA president says the organization can change and has opened the door to an independent examination of its governance.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed an external review of the governance of world football’s governing body, according to BBC Sport.
The supplied report presents the proposal as part of Infantino’s argument that FIFA can change. It does not provide details on who would conduct the review, what areas it would examine or when findings might be published.
The proposal has not yet been described in the source as an adopted reform. It is an opening step toward a possible review of the organization’s structures and decision-making.
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