If the FIFA Congress agrees on the suspension of a member with a four-fifths majority, what happens if two thirds of member associations endorse it at the next Congress?

The correct answer reflects the procedural guidelines established by FIFA regarding the suspension of member associations. When a member association is suspended by a four-fifths majority at the FIFA Congress, that decision is significant and carries implications for the association's future participation in FIFA activities.

If at the subsequent Congress two-thirds of the member associations endorse the previous suspension, this shows substantial backing of the initial decision. Therefore, according to FIFA's rules, the next step is to confirm the suspension through a vote. An absolute majority ensures that the decision holds democratic legitimacy among the larger body of FIFA's member associations.

This process acknowledges the seriousness of a suspension and establishes checks to ensure that it is not lifted lightly. The confirmation of the suspension through an absolute majority highlights the importance of consensus within FIFA and provides a clear pathway for addressing such significant actions against a member association.