FIFA President Gianni Infantino retained the backing of senior officials during a crisis meeting in Morocco, despite intense scrutiny over the governing body's failed attempt to sell a minority stake in World Cup commercial rights.
The world football federation acknowledged that "mistakes were made" in handling the controversial proposal.
Officials promised to ensure such errors are not repeated, aiming to quell internal dissent that has surfaced in recent weeks.
The support for Infantino comes after a senior FIFA executive publicly accused the president of misleading staff regarding the sale plan.
The allegation marked a significant escalation in internal tensions, prompting the governing body to issue an apology to member associations.
The episode highlights the fragility of FIFA's commercial strategy and the political risks associated with monetizing the World Cup brand.