Gianni Infantino’s future as FIFA President remains in serious doubt, talkSPORT understands. It follows the shelving of plans ...

World football governing body Fifa said yesterday it was scrapping a plan to allow private investment in flagship events ...

The response to FIFA's plan to sell shares in the FIFA World Cup has been swift and aggressive, as multiple groups and entities around the world call on member nations to take firm action.

Many Fifa insiders would still see a path to survival for the embattled Fifa president, despite the outcry over his World Cup ...

Comment: Fifa’s president operates with arrogance and autonomy – the worldwide rejection of his proposals to sell off stakes ...

Gianni Infantino withdrew FIFA’s World Cup private investment plan after strong opposition from UEFA, Concacaf and the AFC.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has pulled the plug on the plan to allow private investment in the World Cup which had sparked a furious global backlash even among his allies.

FIFA has scrapped its proposals to bring in private investment following backlash from other football governing bodies.UEFA, ...

World football governing body Fifa said on Friday it was scrapping a plan to allow private investment in flagship ...

Gianni Infantino had proposed making a USD 20 billion company to run the World Cup with private investors. However, his ...

FIFA’s plan was to raise up to US$4.2-billion by selling about a 20 per cent stake in a new unit that would run FIFA events ...

Infantino has halted the planned privatization of the World Cup. Now he faces the prospect of a challenger in the 2027 ...