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FIFA have signed a four-year sponsorship contract with Aramco, the world’s largest fossil fuel company and its biggest polluter, which is 98.5 per cent owned by the Saudi Arabian state

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is calling on governments to assist in ensuring money spent on agents does not "leave football" after Premier League's eye-watering £409.5m spend was published

The sin bin protocols were ready for publication by IFAB on February 9 but were pulled at the last minute after widespread condemnation of blue cards - now FIFA president Gianni Infantino has made his stance very clear

FIFA drove a coach and horses through climate change anxiety with a three-nation schedule for the 2026 World Cup.For 39 days, aircraft carrying player

FANS were left stunned at Gianni Infantino’s bold outfit, with some even comparing him to a Star Wars villain.The Fifa president made a bold fashion

FIFA have announced details ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with matches set to take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico in the next edition of the tournament

MIKEL ARTETA will be sitting in the directors’ box when Arsenal visit Aston Villa on Saturday — and they had better be ready to beef up their secu

WHAT a time to be a football fan.Think on this while sipping very slowly on your £6.50 pint at West Ham or selling the kids to pay for a season ticke

Developments in the bidding process for the 2030 World Cup appeared to have cleared the way for Saudi Arabia to host in 2034, but things might not be quite that simple

THE greatest polluters on the planet are China, India, Russia, the US – and Fifa.At a time when climate change is the major concern of the human rac

Gianni Infantino has ignored FIFA's own climate commitments by announcing surprise plans to host the 2030 World Cup across South America, North Africa and Europe

FIFA president Gianni Infantino was blasted for his “peak cringe” performance at the Women’s World Cup final.That’s after committing an embarr

FIFA's president has sparked controversy with his latest comments regarding women in football on the eve of the biggest World Cup in the history of the female game

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has baffled fans with a bizarre speech ahead of the Women's World Cup final.The 53-year-old, who holds the most powerf

Gianni Infantino was present in New Zealand for eight days and watching a handful of matches during the Women's World Cup - but the man who enjoyed having his face everywhere at the men's finals in Qatar has left already

The FIFA Women's World Cup is set to get underway this week and all 64 matches will be broadcast live on TV in the UK, after BBC and ITV eventually agreed a deal with football chiefs

New data released by FIFA, using special technology, showed the true extent of the abuse doled out on platforms including Twitter and Instagram during the 2022 World Cup

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has weighed in on the ongoing dispute over broadcast rights for the Women’s World Cup, with the tournament due to begin next month

Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior issued a statement following racist abuse during his team's league game at Valencia, with manager Carlo Ancelotti coming to the star's defence

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has threatened Lionesses fans face a BLACKOUT of this summer’s Women’s World Cup.But BBC and ITV are understood to

TV broadcast offers from the ‘big five’ European countries, Spain, Italy, Germany, the UK and France – were not acceptable to FIFA with the tournament now only months away from kick-off

The prize money for the 2027 Women's World Cup would match the 2026 men's tournament in Canada, United States and Mexico, in a big announcement from the FIFA congress in Kigali, Riwanda

Football lawmakers are expected to extend the number of minutes added on at the end of games in the Premier League following Gianni Infantino's Ifab press conference

FOOTBALL fans are scratching their heads after Fifa president Gianni Infantino rocked up at a random Championship game.The 52-year-old Italian-Swiss i

FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has responded after he was heavily criticised for taking a selfie just yards away from Pele's open coffin during the Brazilian icon's wake on Monday