A heavy taunt to the president of FIFA/ Even Blatter did not spare Infantino!

Sepplatter made a heavy mockery of Johnny Infantino's statement.

Sepp Blatter mocked Infantino's speech to FIFA council members in Zurich on Thursday, according to "Sports Three". This Swiss manager previously headed the governing body of world football. In this speech, Infantino apologized for his position, because since the news of his plan to open the World Cup to private sector investors, he has faced widespread criticism.

"I would like to apologize for the mistakes we made in the management of this project and the communication about it, which had many consequences," said the current FIFA president. He then promised to provide a financial package worth 25 million dollars to each national federation.

Different figures of the football world strongly criticized this speech. Even within the FIFA Council, Infantino could not get the unanimous support of the members. De Blatter, who was the president of FIFA between 1998 and 2015, teased him on the X social network and wrote: "Gianni Infantino, the greatest! An amazing show in Zurich...

Infantino, who appears to be a good Catholic, confesses his sins and then promises $25 million. Confession, forgiveness and forgiveness, all in one big and remarkable presence! "The Pope must be very happy about this."

At the end, he wrote a sentence whose irony was deeper: "But in football, as in the church, credit cannot be bought."