Gianni infantino new fifa president
ALERT: Fifa approves 48-team World Cup starting in 2026
Gianni Infantino has proposed a 48-team format with an initial round of 16 groups of three teams.
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Fifa chief Infantino suggests 48-team World Cup
Infantino said a final decision would be taken by the Fifa Council in January.
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No formal proceedings against Infantino, says ethics committee
German newspaper 'Die Welt' said Infantino was facing investigation over possible ethics breaches.
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Fifa president Infantino says salary still not confirmed
Infantino said that they would have to wait until the publication of the next Fifa financial report next year.
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#PanamaPapers: Swiss cops raid Uefa offices following Infantino links
In 2006 while working for Uefa, Infantino allegedly signed off on a television rights deal with 2 businessmen.
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Infantino 'dismayed' after name found in Panama Papers
Reports say Infantino signed off on a contract with two Argentine businessman, Hugo & Mariano Jinkis.
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Gianni Infantino: Fifa will have to rebuild its reputation
Infantino says while he cannot change the organisation's past, he looks forward to the future.
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Still no figures for new Fifa boss’s salary
Gianni Infantino became the new Fifa head last month, but he says his salary has not yet been signed off.
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Infantino: 2026 World Cup bid must be 'bullet-proof'
FIFA President Gianni Infantino hopes to start 2026 bidding within three months.
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Theodoridis takes over from Infantino at UEFA
The 50-year-old Greek served as Infantino’s deputy secretary general before his appointment.
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New Fifa boss begins search for non-European chief exec
A source close to Gianni Infantino said that this did not necessarily mean that an African would be chosen.
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New Fifa head Infantino still says he has not been told salary
The salary of Infantino’s predecessor Sepp Blatter has never been made public.
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Infantino election gives Fifa time to start tackling problems
Fifa signed off on a slew of reforms that may help restore its credibility amid its criminal investigations.
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Infantino vows to lead Fifa out of 'years of corruption'
Last night, UEFA's General Secretary Gianni Infantino was voted in as Fifa’s new president.
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Gianni Infantino named Fifa's new president
UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino has been voted in as Fifa’s new president.
