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The football movement, White House visits, and how everything is relative

FIFA president Gianni Infantino‘s interview with SportsIllustrated’s Brian Straus and the Washington Post’s Steven Goff is certainly an eye-opener. Infantino, who was in Washington along with U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro tomeet with President Donald Trump at the White House, questions whether the current structure of American pro soccer is holding it back, saying he […]

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FIFA has a Russia problem

Only now will attention turn to Russia and the 2018 World Cup, and we’re surely in for a rocky ride. It begins with next month’s Confederations Cup — the World Cup dress rehearsal — and FIFA isalready facing questions on multiple fronts about its Russian adventure. The focal point: the Zenit Arena in Vladimir Putin‘s […]

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Infantino shows some of Blatter's thirst for power

What’s the difference between FIFA president Gianni Infantino and his discredited predecessor, Sepp Blatter? “One comes from Brig,” ousted FIFA investigator CornelBorbely said. “The other from Visp.” While Infantino is not accused of financial wrongdoing like Blatter, the former UEFA executive seems to have the same thirst for power inthe clandestine way decisions are made.

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