Football·2 days ago
Infantino on course for fourth FIFA term as sole presidential candidate
More than 200 of FIFA's 211 member associations have sent letters of support for Gianni Infantino, with Germany the most prominent federation yet to declare.
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Tournaments·9 days ago
FIFA rules clear Trump to handle World Cup trophy at MetLife final
FIFA permits heads of state to touch the World Cup trophy, and the US president's hands-on role at the 2026 final between Spain and Argentina has put that rule under scrutiny.
Football·37 days ago
US Soccer VP accuses Infantino of 'betrayal' over Trump ties and Balogun case
Nathán Goldberg Crenier says FIFA president tarnished the sport by aligning with Donald Trump during the 2026 World Cup.
Football·41 days ago
Infantino open to 64-team World Cup expansion for 2030
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has floated a 64-team World Cup, with South American nations pushing for the change.
Tournaments·47 days ago
Infantino under fire over 59,000-mile World Cup travel footprint
FIFA president Gianni Infantino flew nearly 60,000 miles during the 2026 World Cup, data shows.
Football·71 days ago
Liberal Democrats call for FA and UEFA to break away from FIFA
UK Liberal Democrats urge English FA and UEFA to quit FIFA and form new global football governing body.
Football·75 days ago
IOC Complaint Filed Against Infantino Over Trump Ties
A complaint has been submitted to the IOC alleging FIFA president Gianni Infantino violated political neutrality rules through his dealings with Donald Trump.
Football·76 days ago
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces potential challengers for third term
Gianni Infantino's bid for a third term as FIFA president may face opposition from UEFA-backed candidates.
Tournaments·93 days ago
Why Donald Trump has avoided World Cup matches as US co-host
US president yet to attend a game despite co-hosting and praising tournament
Football·108 days ago
Infantino Tells Critics to 'Chill' as New York Honors Henry and Pelé
FIFA president responds to critics while New York renames streets for football greats ahead of World Cup.