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FIFA defends Women's World Cup commercial unbundling, despite European broadcast tensions

Football's governing body has criticised European broadcasters for offering "100 times less" for the women's tournament, but says unbundling is still necessary.

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino wades into Italy's latest racism row after Juventus star abused

Atalanta head coach Gian Piero Gasperini argued that supporters calling Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic a "gypsy" was not racist, but Italian chiefs have offered apologies to the Serbian star, while FIFA president Gianni Infantino has also had his say

Daily Mirror

Germany urges resolution for Women’s World Cup broadcast rights deal

Germany's Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has called for a "quick agreement" on broadcast rights for the upcoming women's World Cup to be played in

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Why FIFA is to blame for a potential Women's World Cup broadcast blackout

Having undervalued the women's game for so long, FIFA is now complaining that other organisations are, too. The irony is stark, writes Samantha Lewis.

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Sam Allardyce, Leeds and football heritage

In today’s Football Daily: Leeds, Sam Allardyce and Gianni Infantino

The Guardian - UK

FIFA warns Europe of Women's World Cup broadcast blackout

FIFA president Gianni Infantino's tactic of publicly criticizing broadcasters for offering too little to screen the Women’s World Cup has not worked out yet

The Independent UK

Fifa boss Infantino hits out at European offers to broadcast women's World Cup

Football's most powerful administrator Gianni Infantino has threatened to impose a TV blackout on French screens after lashing out at the cash offers from top European broadcasters to show the women's World Cup next summer.

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Women’s World Cup may not be shown on TV as Fifa criticise ‘slap in the face’ offers

Gianni Infantino is unimpressed by UK TV companies’ current offers to broadcast the tournament

The Independent UK

Fifa boss Gianni Infantino threatens to not broadcast Women’s World Cup after ‘unacceptable’ offers

The Fifa president has again urged bidders to pay a “fair price” for the media rights to this summer’s tournament in Australia and New Zealand

The Independent UK

FIFA chief makes Women’s World Cup broadcast warning over ‘unacceptable’ offers

The FIFA president has again urged bidders to pay a “fair price” for the media rights to this summer’s tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

The Independent UK

England fans could miss Women's World Cup this summer as FIFA threaten TV blackout

TV broadcast offers from the ‘big five’ European countries, Spain, Italy, Germany, the UK and France – were not acceptable to FIFA with the tournament now only months away from kick-off

Daily Mirror

FIFA threatens Europe with Women’s World Cup broadcast blackout

Gianni Infantino says rights offers from ‘Big 5’ European countries are unacceptable and a ‘slap in the face’.

Al Jazeera

Gianni Infantino threatens to pull Women’s World Cup off-air as stand-off with TV broadcasters continues

UK broadcasters among European markets still yet to agree deal to show summer tournament

Evening Standard

No room for expanded Club World Cup – European Leagues

FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced the new 32-team format for the competition in December.

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UEFA 'council of wise men' is Aleksander Ceferin's version of Gianni Infantino's FIFA hubris

No-one else stood to challenge Ceferin’s presidency and he will remain the second most powerful man in world football for at least another four years

Daily Mirror

Toto Wolff was refused help by FIA chief Jean Todt amid 2021 Abu Dhabi GP chaos

Mercedes chief Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner both called outgoing FIA president Todt in the wake of the title-deciding controversy, the Frenchman has revealed

Los Angeles Times

Kevin Baxter: Gianni Infantino's FIFA growth strategy has no time for human rights issues

LOS ANGELES — Gianni Infantino was reelected to another four-year term as FIFA president last month, running unopposed and winning by acclaim. That means no formal vote was taken, saving Infantino the embarrassment of failing to win unanimously in a race no one else was contesting.

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FIFA condemns broadcasters and sponsors for not investing equivalent funds on Women's World Cup as men's event in Qatar

FIFA says it is making progress towards equality on prize money between the men's and women's World Cups — but broadcasters and sponsors have a long way to go, Tracey Holmes writes.

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The Independent UK

Tears, anger as Indonesian soccer fears FIFA sanctions

Indonesian soccer players and fans reacted with tears and outrage after the country was stripped of hosting rights for the Under-20 World Cup only eight weeks before the start of the tournament amid political turmoil over Israel’s participation, leaving Indonesian soccer at risk of further sanctions

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool 'agree' to new FIFA revamp of Club World Cup and international payments

European clubs have given their backing to FIFA's revised plans for the Club World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Fifa agrees to pay clubs extra £119m to release players for men’s World Cup

Clubs will have a greater say in the football calendar while the deal could make the European Super League less likely to happen

Evening Standard

Top European clubs throw weight behind expanded Club World Cup plan by FIFA

European Club Association gives green light to 32-team showcase

The Independent UK

European clubs back FIFA’s plans for expanded Club World Cup

FIFA is planning for a 32-team tournament to be played every four years from 2025.

The Guardian - UK

In this golden age for football, the threat of overkill looms ever larger

From bloated World Cups to dull club competitions excess is everywhere, but who will stand up against the exploitation?

The Guardian - UK

Gianni Infantino’s actions at Fifa remain more dangerous than his words

Fifa’s Gianni Infantino has been reelected unopposed and has pushed through unpopular reforms like the enlarged, 48-team World Cup

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