Three of world football's major confederations have turned on FIFA president Gianni Infantino, accusing him of a 'fundamental breach of trust' and 'deception' in a joint open letter and calling for him to step down. UEFA, CONCACAF and the Asian Football Confederation issued the scathing letter as pressure mounts on Infantino ahead of the FIFA election. Just weeks ago, Infantino looked set for an unopposed term, but now he faces a growing revolt from the governing bodies. The letter also suggests that the confederations have not been appeased by FIFA's decision to drop a plan that had sparked the dispute. Infantino, the embattled Swiss executive, is now counting the numbers as the election approaches.