Belgium's Football Association (RBFA) still wants answers about why Folarin Balogun was allowed to play against them in the 2026 World Cup after his one-game ban was suspended by Fifa. The controversial decision, which allowed Balogun to start in the 4-1 Belgium loss to Spain, came after US President Donald Trump and White House officials lobbied Fifa. The RBFA has asked Fifa for a clear justification and details on future handling of such cases, stating two months later their questions remain unanswered.

They will not support Gianni Infantino's bid for a further term as Fifa president, citing the Balogun case and the Fifa Forward Enterprise plan to sell stakes in competitions as key reasons.