Italy, Too, Distances Itself from Gianni Infantino’s FIFA: The FIGC’s Statement
“We stand alongside UEFA in support of a soccer based on merit, solidarity, sustainability, and the central role of fans,” explains FIGC President Malagò.
“We stand alongside UEFA in support of a soccer based on merit, solidarity, sustainability, and the central role of fans,” explains FIGC President Malagò.
The FIFA president is coming under increasing fire. The number of countries that no longer want him in power is rising significantly.
“FIFA would be making a very serious mistake if, for any reason, it were to even consider replacing President Gianni Infantino.”
“FIFA would be making a very serious mistake if, for any reason, it were to even consider replacing President Gianni Infantino.”
There is now an open conflict between Gianni Infantino and some of the major international confederations
There is now an open conflict between Gianni Infantino and some of the major international confederations
UEFA, CONCACAF, and the AFC issued a joint statement pointing the finger at the international governing body of soccer.
“The UEFA member associations have been very clear about the conditions related to non-participation in FIFA competitions,” the statement reads.
Tired of the constant attacks, FIFA has decided to begin responding in a significant and decisive manner. Full support for the president.
Morocco could host the 2030 World Cup final
Morocco could host the 2030 World Cup final
The former soccer player for Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Inter—now a UEFA delegate—harshly criticized the president of the world soccer federation.
A new chapter in the saga that has seen the FIFA president alienate a large portion of the world’s national soccer associations: Infantino is now stepping in personally.
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 FIFA president’s plan has fallen through following strong opposition from the national federations: what happens now?
The President of the United States responded to a specific question regarding the controversial project promoted by the Swiss executive.
Two setbacks in the last few hours for the FIFA president, who remains increasingly determined to press ahead with his plan to privatize the World Cup
The FIFA president goes on the offensive, and UEFA responds harshly: “His model has no place in world soccer.”
The FIFA president goes on the offensive, and UEFA responds harshly: “His model has no place in world soccer.”
The FIFA president goes on the offensive: he wants to push through his plan to sell the World Cup at all costs
The head of world soccer was quick to respond to the criticism that has been directed at him in recent days.
FIFA’s proposal to make investors linked to Donald Trump’s circle co-owners of the World Cup is now facing opposition far beyond Europe.
New revelations from *The Times*, which obtained a copy of the request sent by the head of world soccer to the individual federations.
The FIFA president’s plans are sparking debate
In a message, the FIFA president responds to the criticism, also hitting back on Iran and the Balogun case