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The Football Association said it supports Uefa's position, adding: "It is time for a full and robust review of Fifa's leadership and governance to ensure that the global game is run transparently." Lise Klaveness, president of the Norwegian Football Federation, said it was "reassuring to be part of a strong and united Uefa throughout this process". "We must acknowledge the entire framework of international football co-operation was unnecessarily put at risk in pursuit of individual interests rather than the best interests of the game," a statement read. "Going forward, all our efforts must be directed towards improving governance. "This cannot end as merely another power struggle conducted behind closed doors or through bilateral discussions." Any hope Infantino might have had of tiptoeing away from the scene of his World Cup private-investment wreckage with just minor damage to his reputation has been obliterated.