Real Madrid Asks UEFA To Strip Barcelona Of Titles Over Corruption Scandal
Real Madrid have sensationally called for Barcelona to be stripped of their historic titles as the fallout from the Negreira scandal reaches a definitive breaking point.
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Infantino loses more support as FIFA official says COO dismissal was 'final straw'
Aug 19 : More national football federations and FIFA officials have withdrawn their support for the soccer body's president Gianni Infantino after the exit of Chief Operating Officer Kevin Lamour, which one FIFA vice-president described as the "final straw".
Termasuk Indonesia, Negara-negara AFC Masih Dukung Infantino di FIFA
Presiden FIFA Gianni Infantino masih mendapat support dari negara-negara Konfederasi Sepakbola Asia (AFC). Indonesia jadi salah satu yang mendukung.
Emmanuel Macron Dukung UEFA Lawan Gianni Infantino
Presiden Prancis Emmanuel Macron diketahui mendukung UEFA untuk melawan Presiden FIFA Gianni Infantino. Mulai ada campur tangan politik negara-negara besar, nih!
Presiden FIFA Batal Naik Gaji 500 Persen
Presiden FIFA Gianni Infantino diketahui bakal naik gaji 525 persen andai wacana jual saham Piala Dunia sukses. Wacana itu batal, nggak gaji naik deh!
FIFA studying impact of expanding World Cup to 64 teams for 2030 edition
July 31 : FIFA is studying whether to expand the World Cup from 48 to 64 teams for the 2030 edition, according to a document seen by Reuters, in a move that could reshape soccer's showpiece tournament when it celebrates its centennial.
Norwegian football chief warns of 'very serious' crisis over FIFA World Cup stake plan
OSLO, July 31 : FIFA's proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup has provoked a "very serious situation" for the game, Norwegian Football Federation president Lise Klaveness said on Friday.
UEFA says will boycott World Cup if FIFA pushes private investor proposal
PARIS, France: European football’s governing body UEFA said Thursday it would boycott the World Cup should FIFA press ahead with its private investor plan. “No UEFA national teams will participate in any FIFA competition for so long as these proposals remain alive, unless this proposal has been abandoned in its entirety and binding assurances have been given that FIFA will never again open its governance or competitions to private ownership,” UEFA said in a statement. “The World Cup cannot be treated as an investment product... No part of it should ever be surrendered to private investors.
How a 64-team World Cup could transform soccer’s economics
DALLAS: The first 48-team World Cup has barely finished, but Gianni Infantino has already acknowledged the possibility that soccer’s biggest tournament could one day grow larger still, a move that could fundamentally alter the economics of the sport. Speaking to Swiss television during the tournament, the FIFA president said a 64-team World Cup was among the ideas that could be examined once the finals were over, reopening debate over how large the game’s showpiece event can realistically become. The logistical implications of another expansion are obvious. A bigger tournament would require more stadiums, more hotels, more transport and, most likely, more time. But the financial implications could prove even more significant.