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The majority of FIFA’s Member Associations have now turned on the president.
Mexico
The Hirving Lozano saga with San Diego FC could be reaching its conclusion—finally.
European soccer’s governing body was quick to claim FIFA’s latest statement “changes nothing.”
The fallout of Infantino’s controversial World Cup plan continues to divide opinion.
Current FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under immense pressure following plans to privatize the World Cup.
Mauricio Pochettino enters his new contract with four home matches in September and October.
The Stars and Stripes will take on familiar foes in October.
Several nations have already come forward to withdraw their support in the FIFA president.
The FIFA President’s initial plan to sell stakes of the World Cup led to widespread boycotts and condemnation.
Europe’s governing body led the protests against FIFA’s divisive plan.
FIFA will hold presidential elections in March, when Infantino could be challenged for the first time in more than a decade.
Plenty thought 48 teams at the 2026 World Cup was too many.
72 hours of complete and utter chaos could cost Infantino a job he’d looked certain to remain in.
Major global backlash has not yet convinced FIFA to back down.
A meeting on Thursday of the 41 member associations delivered a message to Gianni Infantino.
The agreement of all 55 European national associations to boycott future FIFA competitions had eyes turn to a key set of dates.
UEFA’s reported boycott is not the only show of dissent from world soccer’s governing bodies.
Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in FIFA’s biggest competitions is reportedly already very advanced.
The best of the best in Mexico’s top-flight during the 2025–26 season were honored.
Gianni Infantino has tried to convince voters before a decision is made on his plans.