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Global soccer supporters are demanding the comeback of Sepp Blatter, criticizing current president Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell commercial rights to private investors and highlighting past corruption allegations.
From a $2.8 million profit in 1982 to an expected $11‑12 billion from the 2026 World Cup, FIFA's financial trajectory reflects the sport's expanding commercial power.
The sale of a 20% stake in the club, previously rescued by Fribourg Cantonal Bank, was deemed compliant with Swiss regulations, with no comments from FINMA.
A regulatory review has confirmed the legality of the share sale that rescued Fribourg‑Gottéron, concluding that no misconduct occurred despite the club's prolonged financial struggles.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino outlined plans for a potentially larger World Cup, defended the current 48‑team format, and addressed safety and commercial concerns surrounding the tournament.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino confirmed that discussions on expanding the World Cup to 64 teams will begin after the current edition, citing the success of the 48‑team format and the tournament's growing financial impact.
Following a 2-0 win over Ecuador, Mexico's squad handed back a cache of luxury watches from YouTuber Stevewilldoit, illustrating the fine line between fan adulation and regulatory compliance.
After a $2 million bet and a lavish gift of Rolex watches, Mexico’s World Cup side returned the luxury items to comply with FIFA’s Code of Ethics, setting the stage for a showdown with England.
On, the Swiss performance‑footwear brand, is exploring a move into football following confirmation by co‑founder Olivier Bernhard, a step that would diversify its portfolio after a dramatic financial rebound.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed that the Mexican Football Federation's appeal was dismissed, leaving a hefty fine in place while the controversial chant continues to echo in stadiums.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed a 140,000 Swiss franc penalty for the Mexican federation over repeated anti-gay chants, lifting a stadium-closure sanction but leaving the federation under heightened scrutiny as it prepares to host World Cup matches.
Deep beneath Laufenburg, a cavern is being prepared to house a massive redox flow battery that will store renewable energy, support grid stability, and create jobs, with operations targeted for 2029.