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FIFA plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary that will consolidate its commercial and event operations, offering up to 20 percent stake to raise $4.2 billion while promising to reinvest in the sport.
FIFA plans to raise up to $4.2 billion through a minority stake sale in its new commercial subsidiary, a move championed by President Gianni Infantino but opposed by UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin.
FIFA plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary called FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) to consolidate its commercial and event operations, raise up to $4.2 billion from investors, and increase funding for member associations, despite UEFA's criticism and concerns about the commodification of football governance.
FIFA plans to offload a 21 percent stake in FIFA Forward Enterprises, aiming to raise $4.2 billion for a major expansion of development funding across its 211 member nations.
Rob Dieperink, a 38‑year‑old Dutch referee, passed away shortly after being removed from the World Cup VAR list amid allegations that were later dismissed by police.
Rob Dieperink, a 38‑year‑old Dutch referee cleared of sexual‑assault charges, died shortly after being left out of the World Cup squad, prompting tributes from the KNVB, FIFA and UEFA.
Rob Dieperink, a 38‑year‑old Dutch soccer referee, passed away shortly after being removed from the World Cup squad, leaving behind a legacy clouded by allegations that never led to conviction
Fifa plans to sell the commercial rights to its flagship tournaments, including the World Cup, to private investors in a move that could generate $20 billion. While the governing body argues the deal will boost funding for member associations, critics — including Uefa and European clubs — warn it could undermine the sport’s integrity.
A series of disputes — from the denial of entry to a Somali referee to political meddling in disciplinary decisions — have turned the 2026 World Cup preparation into a saga of controversy.
FIFA plans to spin off a $20 billion commercial subsidiary, FIFA Forward Enterprise, to consolidate its commercial and event operations and raise up to $4.2 billion from investors, aiming to reinvest proceeds in the sport worldwide.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s plan to create a $20 billion company to run the World Cup and other competitions has drawn fire from UEFA, with investors including Thrive Eternal, backed by Joshua Kushner, son‑in‑law of Donald Trump, now under scrutiny.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposes a $20 billion company to manage the World Cup with private investors, including the Kushner family, prompting a strong response from UEFA and raising questions about governance, transparency, and political ties.
The law‑making panel of soccer’s governing body clarified that Breel Embolo’s dismissal in the Switzerland‑Argentina match should not have occurred, prompting a broader review of VAR procedures.
A tour of elite hotels worldwide reveals how luxury hospitality intertwines with iconic football venues, historic scandals and cultural milestones.
BYD has partnered with PSG for a four‑year agreement that will embed the automaker’s brand across global campaigns, fan activations and stadium presence, with the goal of expanding its European footprint.
The upcoming World Cup semi‑final between Argentina and England in Atlanta is steeped in the legacy of the 1982 Falklands War, with chants, political statements and historic memories shaping the narrative.
Folarin Balogun described how a rescinded red card and the ensuing media storm added pressure to the United States squad before their 4‑1 defeat to Belgium, a match in which he failed to score.
A limited‑time celebration of the world’s biggest tournament sees Alias unveil daily rewards, including limited‑edition sneakers, signed jerseys and trading cards, while the World Cup semifinals approach.
Folarin Balogun’s one‑game ban was lifted after a call from former President Donald Trump, sparking a global debate that culminated in a decisive match against Belgium.
Folarin Balogun discusses the fallout from FIFA’s suspension of his red‑card ban, the pressure of a last‑minute clearance, and the team’s clash with Belgium.
U.S. striker Folarin Balogun reflects on the controversy that surrounded his reinstatement for the crucial match against Belgium, the political pressure from President Donald Trump and the fallout that echoed through FIFA and UEFA.
U.S. forward Folarin Balogun learned mid‑match that his one‑game suspension had been lifted, allowing him to face Belgium after a political appeal from Donald Trump. The controversy, involving FIFA, UEFA and global attention, ended in a 4‑1 loss for the United States.
A look at the controversy surrounding Folarin Balogun’s red‑card, Donald Trump’s involvement, and the ripple effects that defined a pivotal World Cup match.
Didier Deschamps ends a 15‑year coaching reign after a World Cup victory, a historic dual triumph and a recent personal loss, as France prepares for six Nations League matches.