FIFA's head faces criticism for wanting to 'sell football' as he seeks re-election, with rivals having until November 18 to enter the race.
FIFA leader seeks re-election
The head of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, is once again seeking re-election despite facing criticism earlier this summer for comments suggesting he wanted to "sell football" to maximize revenue. Rivals have until November 18
Potential opponents in the race for FIFA's leadership have until November 18 to officially declare their candidacy, setting the stage for a competitive election process. Investigations into financial ties
Authorities have been examining the financial connections between Infantino and individuals associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump, including business dealings and potential influence. Criticism over commercialization
Infantino's comments about "selling football" sparked debates about the commercialization of the sport and whether it risks alienating fans who prioritize the game's traditional values over financial gain.
