The Latest Breaking News from Fifa

Gianni Infantino suffers fresh blow as France withdraws support for Fifa re-election

France have joined the home nations in withdrawing support for Infantino

The Independent UK · Sep 10

French Football Federation pulls support from FIFA head Infantino's re-election bid

The French Football Federation on Thursday pulled its support for Gianni Infantino's bid for re-election as the head of international football body FIFA. Infantino has been under fire from national and regional football institutions for weeks over his handling of a red-card case and his now-abandoned plans to sell stakes…

France 24 · Sep 10

Infantino installs loyalist to oversee Caribbean as he splits Fifa management

Fifa president’s move is widely regarded by his opponents as an attempt to split the Concacaf nations working with Uefa to remove him from office

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9

Milei Invoked Trump to Revive Argentina's Falklands Claim — Here's What Trump Actually Said

Milei cited Trump to revive the Falklands claim and target Sea Lion oil sanctions, but Trump quote and a viral FIFA fine tell a different story.

Latin Times · Sep 7

Belgian FA withdraw Gianni Infantino support after World Cup red card fiasco

The Belgian Football Association (RBFA) says it cannot support Infantino being re-elected as FIFA president, citing the unresolved Folarin Balogun…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 7

Infantino loses more support after World Cup sell-off scandal and Balogun red card ruling

IN FULL

The Independent UK · Sep 7

Belgium withdraws support for Gianni Infantino after Folarin Balogun controversy

Folarin Balogun was cleared to play against Belgium at the World Cup despite being shown a red card during USA’s previous game

The Independent UK · Sep 7

Gianni Infantino Seeks Fourth FIFA Term Despite Revolt Over Abandoned World Cup Stake Sale

Gianni Infantino aims for a fourth term as FIFA president, facing opposition after a controversial investment proposal. UEFA and other confederations challenge his leadership amid ongoing legal disputes.

International Business Times UK · Sep 6

Infantino reiterates intention to run for fourth term as Fifa boss

Gianni Infantino, the head of world football's governing body Fifa, on Sunday redeclared his intention to continue until 2031 as the sport's most powerful executive despite calls for his resignation over his botched plan to sell a stake in Fifa competitions to private investors.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 6

‘Of Course’—Gianni Infantino Spells Out His Future With FIFA Ahead of Next Election

A vast number of soccer nations are keen to see the FIFA president ousted from his post.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 6