The Norwegian Football Federation (NFF) has formally expressed its support for a complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, citing a breach of political neutrality rules. NFF president Lise Klaveness announced that the complaint, lodged by the human rights organization FairSquare, focuses on Infantino's controversial decision to present a peace prize to former US President Donald Trump during the 2026 World Cup draw. Klaveness noted that this action has sparked political tensions within FIFA, as the organization is expected to maintain neutrality in political matters. The NFF's letter of support has been submitted to FIFA's ethics committee, which is tasked with evaluating whether Infantino's actions violate FIFA's statutes. Klaveness acknowledged that the NFF's stance has elicited mixed reactions from other FIFA member associations, but they chose to proceed independently without pressuring others to join. Following the World Cup, the NFF intends to pursue this issue further, aiming to ensure that FIFA adheres to its principles of political neutrality.