‘A terrible mistake’: Donald Trump warns FIFA against replacing Infantino

US President Donald Trump has come to FIFA president Gianni Infantino's defense, labeling any potential replacement as a grave error. Infantino is currently navigating tumultuous waters, facing resistance from football confederations upset over a World Cup profit sale idea. These groups have claimed that FIFA's actions signify a serious breach of trust.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com ·4d ago

‘A terrible mistake’: Donald Trump warns FIFA against replacing Infantino

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