Infantino's World Cup private investment plan has drawn seismic FIFA backlash. Here's what to know

Infantino's World Cup private investment plan has drawn seismic FIFA backlash. Here's what to know  Toronto Star

Gianni Infantino is at risk of losing his job as FIFA president two weeks after seeming untouchable following a financial bonanza of a World Cup

Infantino's World Cup private investment plan has drawn seismic FIFA backlash. Here's what to know  AP News

FIFA advances plans for 64-team World Cup review despite private investment backlash  ESPN

Less than two weeks since the conclusion of the FIFA World Cup 2026, soccer is once again front-page news thanks to a new private-investment proposal by FIFA president Gianni Infantino that's triggered significant backlash. Here's what you need to know.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino wants to open the commercial capital of the World Cup to private investors. International investors, including figures close to US President Donald Trump's family, are reportedly among the potential candidates. The initiative has sparked strong reactions from various confederations and f

Critics of Gianni Infantino's FIFA Forward Enterprise spotted what they believed to be clear indications that this new venture would be a plan rife for corruption.

Fifa boss Gianni Infantino is a man of many ideas. His latest and most controversial yet is the proposal to invite external investors to claim a stake in the global soccer federation, with a company linked to US President Donald Trump leading the process.

FIFA’s announcement of its new project was not merely a passing commercial move. Within days, it had become one of the most controversial issues in the history of the game. Whilst FIFA insists the project aims to increase financial resources and expand support for national associations, European stakeholders believe it

PM says football belongs to fans as governing bodies unite against Fifa plans

FIFA on Tuesday announced it was seeking to launch FIFA Forward Enterprise.