FIFA accuses UEFA of a smear campaign against its president Gianni Infantino, while UEFA is trying to obtain evidence in court regarding FIFA's planned investment related to the World Cup. (translated)

FIFA accuses UEFA of a smear campaign against its president Gianni Infantino, while UEFA is trying to obtain evidence in court regarding FIFA's planned investment related to the World Cup. (translated)

FIFA accuses UEFA of a smear campaign directed against its activities and its president Gianni Infantino, particularly due to UEFA's recent legal actions. (translated)
Gianni Infantino is at the center of an escalating power struggle between FIFA and UEFA, as FIFA accuses UEFA of a smear campaign while UEFA is initiating legal action against Infantino over his failed investor plans. (translated)

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing intense criticism due to his investors' plan, while sports lawyer Martin Nolte discusses the power struggle for succession in the world of football in an interview. (translated)

FIFA has accused UEFA of a slander campaign against president Gianni Infantino after UEFA prepares criminal proceedings against him following his withdrawal of a controversial commercialization plan for World Cup rights. (translated)

The Scandinavian football associations of Denmark, Sweden, and Finland are requesting help from the European Commission to ensure democratic values within football governance, while the KNVB sees agreement with other European associations regarding concerns about FIFA and the position of Gianni Infantino. (translated)

🚨🚨SAMUEL ETO’O 🇨🇲 SE RANGE À FOND DERRIÈRE GIANNI INFANTINO ET SOUHAITE MÊME RELANCER SON PROJET "FIFA FORWARD" : « MAIS ON VEND DÉJÀ LE FOOTBAL !!! Qui finance le football ? Ce sont des entreprises qui achètent des espaces pour communiquer. 💰 (…) Aujourd’hui, le président Infantino donne la possibilité aux Africains de rêver de développer le football. 🌍 Il a contribué à ce que le foot africain s'améliore, vous n'auriez pas ainsi autant de sièges de Fédérations construits. (…) Son projet, ça va permettre de développer des talents. Dans quelques années, quand nous aurons des Roger Milla, des (Kylian) Mbappé, ça viendra de ce financement-là ! » 🗣️ 🎙️ @lequipe #Football #FIFAForward #Afrique
PUTIN FA COSE Di Marco Travaglio A leggere i media che la sanno lunga, nei tre mesi estivi Putin è riuscito in una serie di misfatti che uno normale faticherebbe a perpetrare in 30 anni (anche perché intanto devasta l’Ucraina e avanza in quel che resta del Donbass). L’ultima è stata truccare il referendum islandese sull’Ue (Riotta su Rep: “Spot e notizie false sui social: l’ombra lunga del Cremlino sul trionfo dei No”). Ma questo è niente. Ha spedito droni in tutto il Nord Europa, camuffandoli così bene che non s’è trovata mezza prova, ma si sa che erano russi, specie quelli ucraini. Ha piazzato un drone esplosivo che però non è esploso all’aeroporto di Lipsia e Merz dice che è suo, anche se pure oggi le prove le porta domani (invece per i gasdotti fatti esplodere per davvero dagli ucraini, Kiev va premiata con più soldi e più armi). E chi ha lasciato lì “un deposito d’armi in un bosco vicino Berlino”? “Sospetti sugli 007 di Mosca” (Rep). Ha incendiato “fabbriche d’armi tra Estonia, Bulgaria e Italia”, a Colleferro, dove Crosetto esclude i russi, ma Iacoboni li sgama: “Il Cremlino assolda gang locali per non lasciare impronte” (Stampa). E ha pure scatenato la “disinformazione per influenzare le elezioni in Sassonia-Anhalt con l’Operazione Matrioska” e screditare “Glucksmann, candidato in Francia” (Foglio), che crolla nei sondaggi non perché è una pippa al sugo detestata dai francesi, ma perché non piace a Putin. Ha infiltrato in Slovenia una tal “Viktorija Krivolucka, nata in Russia e amica della presidente Musar”. Ha fatto una capatina a Vagli di Sotto (Garfagnana, 843 abitanti) per apporre una “targa in memoria di Daria Dugina”, simpaticamente assassinata a Mosca dagli ucraini, fra le proteste di Filippo Sensi per lo “scempio” (non l’omicidio: la targa). Ora prepara “attacchi ibridi” su “Isole Svalbard, Isole Aland, Estonia, Gotland e Corridoio di Suwalki” (Corriere), l’invasione dei “Paesi Baltici, la preda più facile per lo Zar”, della Norvegia “cruciale per Putin” (Domani) e della Gran Bretagna (“Londra si prepara a un attacco russo: ‘Lo faranno, è inevitabile’. Scorte d’acqua e cibo in scatola, in arrivo nuovo ‘manuale’, Corriere). Lì, per portarsi avanti, ha già “rubato i dati di 9 milioni di passeggeri” (Rep). Nei ritagli di tempo, “arruola spie-escort da Hollywood alla rete di Epstein” (Iacoboni), senza dimenticare “le falle del sistema Infantino e la rete dai sauditi a Putin per impadronirsi del calcio” (Rep) dopo aver fallito d’un soffio l’operazione Pirlo. Last but not least, ha riempito Ceuta di marocchini coi “canali russi e la macchina delle fake” (Foglio), ma senza avvisare Calenda, che accusa Meloni di “perder tempo su cinque migranti invece di capire cosa fare se Putin attacca l’Europa”. A proposito: ma non era moribondo? #Putin #Ucraina #Disinformazione
The Fifan MM project sparked a storm of criticism when Josh Kushner, a member of Trump's inner circle, admitted to a miscalculation by his company regarding a plan that raised opposition within the football federation due to the relationship between Gianni Infantino and the Trump administration. (translated)

Joshua Kushner has regretted his interest in FIFA shares and distances himself from the plans of FIFA President Gianni Infantino, while UEFA demands his resignation and takes legal action against Infantino. (translated)

Joshua Kushner distances himself from the political dynamics of the Ffe project related to the World Cup, stating that he would not have participated if he had understood the complex situation, following UEFA's decision to report Gianni Infantino for financial mismanagement. (translated)

Michel Platini sharply criticizes FIFA President Gianni Infantino and accuses him of not respecting the rules of the game while initiating legal action against him. (translated)

Michel Platini sharply criticized Gianni Infantino and accused him of not respecting the rules of the game, while UEFA is preparing legal action against Infantino on suspicion of embezzlement in business dealings. (translated)
Michel Platini strongly criticized Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, stating that he "must go" due to his management deemed inconsistent with football rules and calling for legal action to remove him. (translated)
The KNVB takes the lead in the fight against Gianni Infantino and calls for the formation of a new FIFA, focusing on reform and better governance. (translated)

Michel Platini calls for the resignation of Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, due to violations of football rules, particularly in relation to the controversial changes during the 2026 World Cup. (translated)

Michel Platini stated that Gianni Infantino should leave FIFA because he has not respected the rules of football, citing irregularities in the management of the tournament and non-compliant advertising breaks. (translated)

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under pressure after the Telegraph revealed that he was investigated by the ethics committee shortly after his election in 2016 for violations of internal rules and controversial trips, but he was acquitted of all charges. (translated)
The Dutch Football Federation is calling for an international summit in Amsterdam to discuss the reform of FIFA's governance, excluding Gianni Infantino, and believing that new leadership is needed to restore trust in the organization. (translated)
