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Fifa president says governing body could distribute more of its financial reserves to member federations
Gianni Infantino reportedly supports a proposal to release funds from FIFA reserves, guaranteeing at least $10 million to each of the organization's 211 member associations for the 2027-30 cycle.
World football's governing body rejects allegations against president Gianni Infantino, saying UEFA's filing contains false or misleading statements.
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Following the 48-team debut in 2026, FIFA may consider growing the World Cup to 64 teams by 2030, raising questions about feasibility.
Iran's women's futsal team has remained among the top ten in the latest FIFA rankings, according to Mehr News.
The Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A say FIFA's current governance structure is 'not fit for purpose,' according to Anadolu Agency.
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The Premier League has joined three top European leagues in calling for fundamental reform of how world football's governing body Fifa is run.
Top European leagues from England, Spain, Italy and Germany are pressing FIFA president Gianni Infantino after criticizing a World Cup expansion plan as exploitative.
FIFA's expanded September international break brings a packed global fixture list, from high-profile friendlies to World Cup qualifiers.
The UEFA president spoke for the first time since FIFA said it would review its decision-making, saying trust remains broken, according to Al Jazeera.
FIFA has approved testing two new rules during the Khaleeji Zain 27 Gulf Cup tournament, one aimed at reducing goalkeepers feigning injury to waste time and another addressing defenders pushing during set pieces.
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The FIFA President intends to consult with the Confederations, Members and other stakeholders on the development of the decision-making process within the organization.
Gianni Infantino signaled willingness to discuss changes ahead of the FIFA Council meeting on October 15.
The FIFA president says he is open to dialogue as the governing body considers changes before its October 15 meeting.
The president of the body wants to involve world football in a reflection on the future of the organisation.