Gianni Infantino’s plan to monetize FIFA—and to reportedly pay himself accordingly—threatens to be his undoing.

Gianni Infantino has clashed with unions and European football, but after 10 years as Fifa president he remains in a powerful position.

A new $20 billion World Cup plan faces UEFA fury as a Joshua Kushner-linked investor enters the president's FIFA orbit.

The ever-controversial President of the United States, Donald Trump, was in the middle of yet another contentious situation due to his involvement in getting what would’ve been a one-game suspension for USMNT star Folarin Balogun for being assessed a red card postponed,

In a 900-word statement published across a 15-page post on his Instagram account and on FIFA’s website late Sunday, Infantino said FIFA had succeeded in staging the World Cup and bringing people together.

A controversial proposal would give outside investors a permanent stake in soccer’s most valuable asset. Critics say it’s less about necessity and more about control.