Gianni Infantino re-elected as FIFA president
Gianni Infantino was re-elected as the president of the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) for the term of 2023-2027 at the 73rd FIFA Congress, held here on Thursday.
Gianni Infantino was re-elected as the president of the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) for the term of 2023-2027 at the 73rd FIFA Congress, held here on Thursday.
A criminal case has been initiated by a Swiss Special Federal Public Prosecutor over FIFA chief's dealings with Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber.
Infantino also praised the Bundesliga players for showing solidarity with Floyd.
Blatter was banned from FIFA-related activities for eight years initially before the sentence was reduced to six years by a FIFA appeals committee.
According to the Tribune de Geneve newspaper, Infantino was "worried" about the investigation and wrote to his friend, Rinaldo Arnold, who had become a senior prosecutor in Switzerland's Haut-Valais region.
Notably, racist chants from supporters forced the match officials to stop the Euro 2020 qualifier tie between England and Bulgaria twice on Tuesday.
The United States Women’s National Team won the FIFA Women’s World Cup earlier this year and following their historic win, the discussion has quickly turned towards equal pay with the men’s team.
FIFA is still not clear as to how many teams will participate in the tournament with president Gianni Infantino keen on his plan to expand the tournament from 32 to 48 teams.
The 10-member South American soccer governing body says it is backing FIFA President Gianni Infantino for re-election.
The 11-member Oceania Football Confederation says it is backing FIFA President Gianni Infantino for re-election.