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Qatar FA's support for Infantino amid backlash stuns fans after FIFA drops controversial investment plan
Qatar FA has backed Infantino amid the backlash after FIFA dropped a controversial investment plan.
Qatar Football Association supports FIFA's decision to end the Forward Enterprise initiative, prioritizing unity and global football growth.
Before the 2025 Arab Cup kicks off in Qatar, FIFA looks back at the factors behind the wild success of the previous edition. With the FIFA Arab Cup 2025™ fast approaching, all eyes are once again turning to Qatar, which is gearing up to host the second ...
FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has suspended Qatar midfielder Assim Madibo five matches after his red-card-earning tackle that broke Canada midfielder Ismael Kone's leg. Kone suffered fractures in his tibia and fibula, undergoing surgery shortly after ...
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Gianni Infantino timeline at FIFA: Every decision and controversy, from World Cup hosts to money distribution
Here's a look at the biggest controversies of Gianni Infantino's time in charge of FIFA.
Follow Qatar's FIFA World Cup 2026 soccer news, fixtures, results, squad and group standings from Reuters, covering their path through the tournament.
Qatar has announced its full 26-player squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It’s the second time the country has qualified for the FIFA World Cup. They first qualified four years ago as tournament hosts but failed to advance past the group stage.
Explore Qatar’s previous World Cup appearance and follow their journey towards a second, with the latest updates on their fixtures, group, and coach. Qatar hosted the FIFA World Cup 2022™, combining meticulous organisation with outstanding hospitality ...
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s efforts to bring in private investors to the World Cup has triggered a revolt among global soccer officials