FIFA President Gianni Infantino claims he could make a criminal complaint over an unauthorized recording of a meeting that revealed comments damaging his reputation. Infantino told Sunday's edition of Swiss daily Le Matin he had ''a good idea'' how details of a FIFA Council meeting in Mexico City last month had leaked. ''I reserve the right to make a complaint about theft of sensitive data,'' said Infantino, whose three-month-old presidency has exposed rifts at FIFA where Sepp Blatter's 17-year reign ended mired in scandal.
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