FIFA president Gianni Infantino is set to convene a crucial crisis meeting with senior staff in Rabat, Morocco on Wednesday. This meeting comes as the pressure on Infantino intensifies following several criticisms and controversies surrounding his leadership.

Key issues prompting this meeting include:

• Arsene Wenger and Infantino's second-in-command expressing discontent over his plans to seek private investment in the World Cup.
• Accusations from Jordan, which claimed that FIFA is "blackmailing" them regarding World Cup funding in exchange for support for Infantino.
• Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter has publicly endorsed Lise Klaveness as a potential successor to Infantino, further complicating his position.

In response to this mounting criticism, Infantino has decided to abandon his controversial plans to sell a stake in the upcoming World Cup. As the situation unfolds, the outcome of the Wednesday meeting could have significant implications for the future of FIFA and Infantino's presidency. More updates on this developing situation are expected soon.