The SFA have been told to 'cut the dithering' and withdraw their support for embattled FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
The Swiss has served in the role since 2016 and was expected to win re-election in a landslide at the FIFA congress in March.
However, backlash to plans to sell off the commercial and operational rights of competitions including the World Cup, Women's World Cup and Club World Cup to private equity.
A company called FIFA Forward Enterprises, valued at $20bn, would have remained in majority control of the governing body but minority stakes would have been available, with Joshua Kushner's Thrive Eternal expected to acquire around 20% of the entity.
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The English and Welsh FAs have withdrawn their support for Mr Infantino's re-election, along with Serbia and Finland, while South American associations are also considering withdrawing their support.
So far the Scottish Football Association has remained silent on its own endorsement, and its president Mike Mulraney is chairperson of FIFA's Finance Committee.
SNP MSP and depute convener of the health and sport committee, Jack Middleton, said: "Infantino is a clown.
"His crooked tricks have caught up with him and football associations around the globe are telling him to go.
"The Welsh and English Football Associations have done the right thing, what hasn't Scotland's?
“The SFA should cut the dithering and publicly withdraw their support for this stain on the game.
“Scotland gave birth to our beautiful game - the SFA cannot let their silence endorse the wicked ways of a man who tried to sell that game down the river to line his own pockets.”
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