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Trump offers support to Infantino amid the wave of criticism.
UEFA's boycott on the World Cup is still active despite FIFA cancelling their plans to sell off stakes of the competition.
This comes from an exclusive report from RTVE.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas doesn't want Nasser al-Khelaïfi to become the next FIFA president.
FIFA seemingly made the payment eight months after the final, after being accused of blackmail by Jordan FA.
The debate on who will host the World Cup 2030 final was reportedly used by Infantino as a bargaining tool with Morocco.
FIFA "will no longer tolerate attacks" and reaffirms support for Infantino.
Portugal legend Luís Figo calls for the resignation of Infantino.
"There are no political conditions or guarantees of security and loyal cooperation between Morocco and Spain and Portugal", said the political party.
Infantino loses more support in FIFA, this time from Chief of Global Football Development Arsène Wenger and Secretary General Mattias Grafström.
The massive influx of migrants in Ceuta was allowed by the Moroccan authorities, and it ended with nearly 100 deaths.
Torres said he knows nothing about politics, just wanted to have fun.
Sweden and Serbia join Wales and confirm they won't vote for Gianni Infantino in March.
Real Madrid used the opportunity to strike again at their nemesis, Javier Tebas, and he swiftly responded.
UEFA and the European Football Associations want Infantino to leave after the failed privatisation plan.
FIFA will not go ahead with their plans to partially privatise World Cup.
Infantino's plans lose even more support.
FIFA listens to the feedback and "reaffirm our commitment to an open and democratic consultation".
Will all UEFA countries remain united against FIFA?
Gianni Infantino is losing support outside and also inside FIFA.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has now lost almost half of the votes he needed to privatise part of World Cup.
The ultimatum has been launched by UEFA: they will leave World Cup if FIFA continues with their plans.
Nasser al-Khelaifi has been rumoured to run in the FIFA elections for some time, even after this week's huge controversy.
AFC also points to the extremely limited time to consider FIFA's proposal.
A World Cup boycott by UEFA nations could be their best way to stop Infantino's plans to privatise part of FIFA...
The incidents of the World Cup final will finally be investigated by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee.
According to Sky, Infantino offers an incentive to nations that vote in favour of the creation of the new subsidiary.
The FA will wait until the full proposal by FIFA to give their opinions.
CONCACAF focused their criticism on the lack of transparency by FIFA.
FIFA is not a commercial organisation, but intends to create a subsidiary that would allow for private investors.
The referee made a mistake and overstep his mark when he showed the second yellow card to Embolo, he didn't have the authority to do so according to the rule.
Slavko Vinčić worked at two World Cups and two UEFA Euros.
The DFB confirms Jurgen Klopp will lead Germany all the way to the next World Cup in 2030.
The concert organisers justify the anger, "football is not just a sport, it is part of our identity".
Over 60 million Americans watched the World Cup final on Sunday.
The petition says there is "evidence" the referee was bribed.
The still heated and hostile atmosphere after the World Cup final caught Rosalía, who will start a tour in Argentina next week.
FIFA's Best Team of the World Cup is filled with stars... and Vozinha was chosen over Simón!
Roberto Ayala said that emotions run high after the final, but did not intend to hurt Dani Olmo.
Trump sees Infantino as a figure "respected by everyone around the world".
While all the other Argentine players looked away, López stood still and respectfully watched Spain celebrate.
Anthony Taylor was confronted by Jose Mourinho in 2023 after the Europa League final.
It's still not finalised that World Cup 2026 will have 64 teams.
The hydration pauses "are a lie".
Leo Messi spoke after losing another World Cup final.
FIFA is set to investigate three potential instances of violent conduct by Argentinian players (Paredes and Molina) and a coach after the match.
Ferran Torres' goal, Nico's disallowed goal, and the final whistle caused earth vibrations all across Spain.