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Trump, Gianni Infantino and 2026 FIFA World Cup

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Donald Trump backs Gianni Infantino for shocking new job after FIFA World Cup backlash
Donald Trump has reportedly given FIFA President Gianni Infantino his backing to become the next United Nations Secretary-General after growing close during their collaboration on delivering the 2026 ...

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Donald Trump teases new job offer for Gianni Infantino after the World Cup
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Trump wants FIFA President Gianni Infantino to become the next UN secretary-general: report
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Trump Reportedly Wants FIFA Boss Gianni Infantino as Next UN Secretary-General
President Donald Trump reportedly wants FIFA president Gianni Infantino to become the next United Nations secretary-general after the 2026 World Cup, according to the New York Post

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FIFA accused of 'destroying' soccer with World Cup expansion plans slammed by La Liga boss
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Trump wants FIFA boss Gianni Infantino for UN secretary-general following World Cup
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