Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, is currently embroiled in a significant crisis as he holds emergency meetings in Morocco in response to the backlash from a failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private equity investors. With increasing pressure from various confederations and key figures in soccer, including the criticism from legendary players and officials, Infantino finds himself at a crossroads. Notably, several nations have withdrawn their support for his re-election, and prominent bodies like UEFA are contemplating potential boycotts. As Infantino summons senior FIFA officials to discuss the fallout, questions arise regarding who might succeed him if he is ousted, amidst speculation of a growing rebellion within the organization against his leadership and recent decisions.