The Belgian Football Association (RBFA) has cited the Folarin Balogun case as one of the key reasons why it will not be supporting Gianni Infantino’s bid to be re-elected FIFA president.The RBFA released a statement on Monday explaining it would not be supporting Infantino’s re-election for a third term as president due to the failed FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) project and the suspension of U.S men’s national team striker Balogun’s red card ban at the 2026 World Cup.The RBFA accused FIFA of not yet providing it with a “satisfactory response” to questions regarding the decision, taken two months ago, to enable Balogun to play against Belgium in the last-16 of the World Cup despite his sending-off against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the previous round.The Belgians accused FIFA of showing “no transparency” in relation to the Balogun case and FFE — referencing FIFA’s scrapped plan to sell stakes in its competitions, including the World Cup, to private investors.“In the ongoing case concerning Folarin Balogun’s red card at the World Cup, in which the RBFA is directly involved, important questions remain unanswered in our view,” the RBFA statement read. “Despite our explicit requests for (1) a clear justification of the decisions taken and (2) details on how such situations will be handled in the future, we have not yet received any satisfactory response on this matter.”What do USA and Belgium fans think of Balogun's reinstatement?Madison Eades and Lia GriffinThe RBFA has also asked FIFA to add the Balogun case to the agenda for October’s FIFA Council meeting.