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Infantino Will Seek a Fourth FIFA Term Despite Growing Opposition

FIFA president Gianni Infantino will seek re-election in March 2027, despite growing pressure from several of football’s biggest regional bodies. FIFA confirmed on Sunday that nothing has changed regarding Infantino’s plan to contest the election. If successful, the 56-year-old will remain FIFA president until 2031. The decision is significant because Infantino is entering an election…

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FIFA Backs Nigeria Football Reform as NFF Enters Major Governance Reset

FIFA has backed Nigeria’s ongoing football reform process after meeting Nigerian sports officials and football stakeholders in Zurich. The talks come days after the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president Ibrahim Gusau, General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi and the federation’s executive committee resigned following growing criticism of Nigeria’s recent results. The crisis became more serious after the…

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FIFA Presidency: Ceferin Rejects Election Bid as Infantino Faces Growing Revolt Over World Cup Plan

The race for the FIFA presidency has taken a dramatic turn after UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin ruled himself out of challenging Gianni Infantino, while warning that the FIFA chief could still face an opponent in the 2027 election. Ceferin said he was not interested in replacing Infantino because he wants to continue working at UEFA…

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FIFA’s U-Turn Shows That Even Football’s Biggest Power Can’t Ignore the Game’s Stakeholders

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has abandoned plans to sell stakes in the commercial rights of future World Cups, marking one of the biggest governance reversals in modern football—and sending a clear message about who still holds influence in the sport. The proposal would have seen FIFA create a new commercial subsidiary and sell a minority…

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New York Times Ranks Messi as 2026 World Cup’s Best Player Despite FIFA’s Golden Ball for Rodri

The debate over the standout player of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has intensified after The New York Times ranked Lionel Messi as the tournament’s best performer, despite FIFA awarding the official Golden Ball to Spain midfielder Rodri. Messi, who inspired Argentina to a second consecutive World Cup final with eight goals and four assists,…

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