FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the 2026 FIFA World Cup, accusing critics of spreading "hate" and "false rumours" while insisting the tournament was a success that united football fans around the world.
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter has renewed his long-running criticism of the man who succeeded him, Gianni Infantino, saying football needs "new leadership" after claiming the 2026 World Cup lost its credibility.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed that the possibility of expanding the FIFA World Cup to 64 teams will be discussed after the 2026 tournament, although no decision has been made.
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has confirmed to SABC Sport that the club has taken CR Belouizdad to FIFA over an outstanding payment relating to the transfer of striker Khanyisa Mayo.
Africa’s only footballer to have won the FIFA Ballon D’Or award, former Liberian State President and top international striker George Weah, believes that FIFA has come a long way with regards to eradicating racism in the game.
A wide-ranging agreement between FIFA and global players' union FIFPRO is set to make release clauses a standard feature in player contracts from 1 January 2027.