FairSquare, a British non-governmental organization focused on transparency and ethics in sports, has filed a formal complaint with FIFA’s ethics committee, asking it to investigate "repeated violations" by Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA. The complaint, obtained by the French sports newspaper L'Équipe, lists eight specific incidents, all of which are linked to interactions involving Donald Trump, the former U.S. president. The allegations reportedly involve various actions or statements made by Infantino that FairSquare claims may have breached FIFA’s ethical guidelines. While the details of each incident are not fully disclosed in the summary, the organization argues that these actions may have compromised the integrity of FIFA’s operations or its public image. FairSquare has previously been involved in advocating for greater accountability in sports governance, and this complaint is part of its ongoing efforts. FIFA has not yet officially commented on the complaint, and it remains unclear whether the ethics committee will initiate an investigation. However, the timing of the complaint is notable, as it comes amid increased scrutiny of FIFA’s leadership and operations in recent years. The organization has faced criticism over past scandals, including corruption allegations and controversies around its governance structure. The connection between Infantino and Donald Trump has been a subject of media interest in the past, particularly due to statements made by both figures regarding sports and international relations. Whether these interactions led to any ethical breaches remains to be determined by FIFA’s ethics committee. For now, the complaint highlights ongoing concerns about transparency and accountability in global sports organizations.