FIFA Storm: Gianni Infantino Tries Everything and Plays the Donald Trump Card
Following the failure of the privatization plan, the head of world soccer finds himself increasingly isolated.
Following the failure of the privatization plan, the head of world soccer finds himself increasingly isolated.
The plan by UEFA, CONCACAF, and the AFC is clear: to devise a strategy to prevent Gianni Infantino from serving a fourth term as FIFA president.
UEFA is reportedly prepared to “actively consider legal action, arbitration proceedings, and/or complaints to the regulatory authorities.”
CONCACAF issues a scathing statement against Gianni Infantino’s FIFA, despite the reversal on the privatization of the World Cup.
Despite the reversal on the plan to “privatize” the World Cup, Gianni Infantino’s position at FIFA is increasingly in jeopardy.
The President of the United States responded to a specific question regarding the controversial project promoted by the Swiss executive.
Official FIFA statement to “explain” its intentions: “No one wants to sell soccer.” No backing down.
The head of world soccer was quick to respond to the criticism that has been directed at him in recent days.
New revelations from *The Times*, which obtained a copy of the request sent by the head of world soccer to the individual federations.
Aleksander Ceferin, president of the European Confederation, was not at MetLife Stadium—a decision that is sparking quite a bit of debate.
The Manchester-based artist was not at all pleased with the “Super Bowl Model” proposed by the World Cup final.
The decision to have artists perform during the halftime show of the final continues to spark debate, but FIFA rules out excessively long breaks.
The latest initiative launched by the International Federation has angered fans, who are venting their frustration on social media.
With just a few days to go before the final, the controversy surrounding the halftime show—which will take place between the first and second halves—continues.
The event in New York on Sunday, July 19, will also feature Laura Pausini as the opening act, selected alongside Robbie Williams and Nicole Scherzinger.
In Dallas, the long shadow cast by Balogun’s rescinded suspension seems far from over: Infantino, who was highly controversial, was spotted during the France-Spain match.
Recent statements by the head of world soccer have created yet another major rift among fans.
The former referee, who now serves as an advisor to the profession within FIFA, spoke out following the controversy of the past few days.
Folarin Balogun’s suspension has been lifted, so he will be on the field for the U.S. despite receiving a red card in the round of 16.
The presence of FIFA’s top official at nearly all the matches—some of which were even played simultaneously—did not go unnoticed.
After Vozinha’s emotional message to the cameras, fans are clamoring for his wish to be granted.
The FIFA president’s scathing remarks did not go down well with the Italian Football Federation either, which expressed its disappointment.
Iran at the 2026 World Cup, despite months of controversy including the prospect of Italy's repechage: now Gianni Infantino closes the issue.
Very heavy stance by 'L'Equipe' just over twenty-four hours before the start of the rainbow event.
The first games are approaching, but controversy over off-field issues remains heated over what is happening in the United States.
The controversies continue unabated, just a few days before the start of the world championship.
The health emergency in the Democratic Republic of Congo also forces thoughts on the composition of Group K at the 2026 World Cup.
The possibility of Iran not attending the rainbow event continues to hold sway: the Turkish government is also taking a position.
The first 48-team World Cup will also go down in history as the most expensive ever in terms of coupons.
The first 48-team World Cup will also go down in history as the most expensive ever in terms of coupons.