The men's team did not wear the armband highlighting LGBTQ rights at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after being threatened with sanctions by FIFA.
in July, saying it would be a"great stage and a great time to promote the values we believe in so much".
"I think we all went through a learning process there," Mr Infantino said after a meeting of football's lawmaking body.FIFA President Giovanni Infantino at the Powhiri ceremony before the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 draw in Auckland, New Zealand in October 2022 Williamson wore the One Love armband while playing for England in the Arnold Clark Cup - a mini-tournament not organised by FIFA.England's Leah Williamson lifts the Arnold Clark Cup trophy with team-mates wearing the armband
Mr Bullingham was attending the meeting of the International Football Association Board that sets the laws of the game.
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