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Infantino welcomes Trump's presidency, easing concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup co-hosted in the USA. Trump’s leadership is seen positively by FIFA.
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They Run the World's Biggest Sports, and They Don't Want to Leave
Aleksander Ceferin, president of European soccer's governing body, UEFA, is seeking to extend his term in office beyond what he initially promised.
Ceferin and FIFA president Gianni Infantino are both pushing for rule changes that would allow them to stay in their positions for longer periods of time.
FIFA gives Infantino 33% pay rise worth $4.6m
FIFA raised Gianni Infantino's salary by 33% to over $4.67 million, including a $1.87 million bonus.
Infantino was re-elected unopposed for an extended presidency and continues preparations for upcoming World Cups.
What kind of host will Donald Trump be for the World Cup and Olympics?
Infantino's relationship with Trump highlights the intersection of sports and politics, raising concerns about the implications for global sporting events.
Miguel Delaney: How Donald Trump and the American election has changed the direction of football
Infantino welcomes Trump's presidency, easing concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup co-hosted in the USA. Trump’s leadership is seen positively by FIFA.
Gianni Infantino to dodge spotlight with 2026 World Cup draw held virtually
Fifa is avoiding scrutiny regarding the 2034 World Cup decision by conducting major events virtually. Infantino remains under pressure for recent controversial decisions.
Palestine Shows Up for FIFA. FIFA Turns Its Back on Palestine.
Infantino's contradictory statements on inclusivity
FIFA's selective response to conflicts
They Run the World's Biggest Sports, and They Don't Want to Leave
Aleksander Ceferin, president of European soccer's governing body, UEFA, is seeking to extend his term in office beyond what he initially promised.
Ceferin and FIFA president Gianni Infantino are both pushing for rule changes that would allow them to stay in their positions for longer periods of time.
FIFA gives Infantino 33% pay rise worth $4.6m
FIFA raised Gianni Infantino's salary by 33% to over $4.67 million, including a $1.87 million bonus.
Infantino was re-elected unopposed for an extended presidency and continues preparations for upcoming World Cups.