FIFA's Gianni Infantino defends Saudi Arabia World Cup award
FIFA president Gianni Infantino defends ‘crucial close relationship’ with Donald Trump
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has defended himself from suggestions he is jeopardising the sport’s traditional independence from politics by getting too close to U.S. President Donald Trump in the build-up to this summer’s Club World Cup and next year’s World Cup.
FIFA president Infantino defends Saudi World Cup, Trump relationship
FIFA president Gianni Infantino on Friday stood by his governing body's decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, while also defending his relationship with Donald Trump.Infantino also faced questions on Friday about his relationship with United States President Trump and his family.
Sources have confirmed to FOX4 that FIFA has expressed concern with a lack of progress on the World Cup efforts in the city.
Earlier this week, European soccer body Uefa released the list of candidates running for a seat on its influential executive ...
A study from Queens University Belfast highlighted the extreme heat, humidity, and solar radiation expected during the 2026 ...
Iraq seeks to relocate their World Cup qualifier against Palestine from FIFA's neutral venue suggestion, Amman, and a ...
Over 400 artists from across the Commonwealth entered the competition to be one of the 16 unique host city posters for the ...
Beginning on Saturday, 1 March, and continuing through to Sunday, 16 March 2025, FIFA will partner with one Host City each day to unveil their Sonic ID and its accompanying visualiser for 16 ...
Matildas players are growing increasingly frustrated with the time it’s taking Football Australia to appoint a permanent coach for the national women’s team – but that shouldn’t be an excuse for the ...
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has revealed he would like to see Russia return to play in the World Cup in the future.
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