UEFA has sent FIFA a letter demanding answers to 42 questions surrounding Gianni Infantino’s presidency, including his relationship with Donald Trump.The letter, seen by talkSPORT, is addressed to General Secretary Mattias Grafstrom, and seeks answers by November 2.Gianni Infantino has faced mounting scrutiny over his presidency in recent monthsGettyIt follows FIFA President Infantino telling FIFA Council members in a meeting in Zurich last Thursday to put their questions in writing.UEFA is seeking further clarity on a number of concerns raised in the meeting, including Infantino’s relationship with US President Donald Trump.The letter also questions how Folarin Balogun’s red card came to be suspended at the World Cup, which allowed him to play against Belgium despite being sent off in the round before against Bosnia-Herzegovina.UEFA want details as to how the FIFA Peace Prize was founded, and given to Trump at the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington DC.Among their other grievances, European football’s governing body ask for more transparency FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), the failed plan to part-privatise FIFA.UEFA’s letter to FIFA“We formally request a substantive written response to each question, together with all supporting documentation by Monday, November 2,” the UEFA letter reads.“Any refusal to disclose information or documents should be justified individually, with a clear explanation of the specific grounds relied upon.“These questions require answers now. They cannot be deferred until the next meeting of the FIFA Council — nor can future governance reforms substitute for scrutiny of decisions already taken and accountability for them.”Senior UEFA executives are still spearheading a move to find a candidate to run against Infantino at the next election. The deadline to put forward a name is November 18.Aleksander Ceferin heads up UEFA, who have long questioned Infantino’s suitability for his role as FIFA presidentGettyInfantino has vowed to fight on, but there remain several unanswered questions despite the FIFA President apologising for FFE in Zurich last week.UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin and his CONCACAF counterpart Victor Montagliani have both called for Infantino to resign, as has UEFA vice-president Laura McAllister and English FA chair Debbie Hewitt.Among the major issues over which UEFA are seeking answers are the origins of FFE, where Infantino planned to sell off stakes in the world football governing body’s competitions to private investorsFIFA are asked by UEFA, “When was the idea of FFE first explored, by whom and with what objective?” FIFA are also tasked with explaining why Josh Kushner’s Thrive Capital were granted exclusivity as an investor without consultation. Kusher is the younger brother of Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of U.S. president Donald Trump.UEFA also ask whether Infantino had a financial interest in FFE.infantino’s decisions throughout the summer have put him under serious pressure to keep his jobAFPThe letter goes on to demand further information on “a series of decisions, transactions and interventions involving the FIFA President, the President of the United States [Trump] and individuals associated with him”.These are outlined in detail as follows:UEFA's question on Infantino-Trump dealings” • The FIFA Peace Prize, which was not submitted to the FIFA Council for approval;– The reported seven-year, approximately USD 4 million lease of office premises in Trump Tower, New York, involving Eric Trump, for premises reportedly unused for much of the year;– The proposed agreement with Thrive Capital, led by Mr Joshua Kushner, a member of the US President’s family;– The US President’s telephone call to the FIFA President requesting intervention in the Balogun disciplinary case;– Reported advanced discussions involving the US President and individuals associated with him concerning a FIFA cryptocurrency;– The World Cup sponsorship arrangement with Kalshi, a company reportedly advised and partly owned by Donald Trump Jr., including reports that Kalshi received extensive advertising exposure without providing financial consideration to FIFA;– The last-minute relocation of the World Cup draw, reportedly at significant additional cost to FIFA, to the JFK/Donald Trump Center in Washington, D.C., instead of Las Vegas;– The involvement of the US President’s daughter and grandson in the Club World Cup draw;– The announcement of a USD 75 million investment in Palestine during the US President’s Board of Peace meeting, apparently without prior information being provided to, or approval sought from, the FIFA Finance Committee or Council;– Public statements by White House representatives, including Andrew Giuliani and the US President himself, defending the FIFA President, supporting his continued presidency and criticising those questioning his leadership.”UEFA want all documents relating to Balogun’s red card against Bosnia in the World Cup round of 32 to be shared.The US striker saw his automatic one-game ban suspended following a call from President Trump to Infantino to review the matter, as talkSPORT exclusively revealed.Infantino has always claimed he had no involvement in the decision to suspend Balogun’s red stressing FIFA’s disciplinary committee, which is independent, took the call.The lack of clarity as to why the decision was made has led Infantino’s critics to question whether Infantino directly influenced the decision despite his denial.And there are questions about Infantino’s use of a private jet, and the hosting of celebrities at World Cup final, and whether any FIFA costs were incurred in doing so.