Opponents of FIFA President Gianni Infantino are threatening to withhold cooperation with the world soccer body's executive committee unless he resigns, according to UEFA sources cited by BBC News.
The potential boycott of upcoming meetings marks a sharp escalation in the ongoing governance crisis, moving beyond verbal criticism to tangible operational disruption.
The threat of non-cooperation follows a series of internal fractures within FIFA.
A senior executive recently accused Infantino of misleading staff regarding the governing body's plan to sell a minority stake in the commercial rights to the World Cup.
That allegation has fueled broader discontent among continental associations, who view the commercial strategy as opaque and potentially detrimental to the sport's long-term interests.
Political support for Infantino is also eroding.