La Liga, Spain’s top league, has criticized FIFA. They critic for approving a 32-team Club World Cup. Gianni Infantino expected to be re-elected unopposed. La Liga, Spain’s top league, believes FIFA has shown “complete disregard” for the importance of national competitions after approving a 32-team Club World Cup as well as an expanded World Cup. … Read more
Gianni Infantino set to be sworn as FIFA president. Infantino ran unchallenged for reelection in 2019. He has already laid the groundwork for his stay until 2031. As FIFA’s annual congress takes place in the Rwandan capital Kigali on Thursday, Gianni Infantino is scheduled to be sworn in for a third four-year term as FIFA … Read more
Real Madrid are favorites to win the competition for a tenth time in a row. Gianni Infantino has announced plans for an expanded tournament. The larger competition would include 32 teams and begin in 2025. Real Madrid will be the favorites to continue Europe’s dominance of the famed FIFA title as one of the final … Read more
The three-time World Cup winner’s body was laid to rest on field The stadium was decorated with Brazilian flags Edson Nascimento, Pelé’s son, talked about the trip to Santos Pele got respect and prayers by his fans. When they came out to pay their respects for the late soccer legend Pele. The three-time World Cup … Read more
FIFA has introduced a new streaming service, FIFA+, that will provide free live streaming of all games along with ‘Netflix-style’ documentaries. The new platform will have an archive of every past world cup match that was ever recorded on camera. “This project represents a cultural shift in the way different types of football fans want … Read more
DOHA: FIFA is on target to reap record revenues of seven billion dollars on the back of this year’s Qatar World Cup, president Gianni Infantino said Thursday as experts predicted a long-term financial boom for football. Infantino told the annual congress of the sport’s world governing body that FIFA’s finances were “great” and that it … Read more
FIFA, is planning a feasibility study to see if the World Cups may be held every two years instead of every four years. The Saudi Arabian Football Federation’s (SAFF) request was approved at Fifa’s annual congress. The inquiry will also look into the tournaments’ qualification competitions. “We believe the future of football is at a … Read more
