The Latest Breaking News from Gianni Infantino

No-one else stood to challenge Ceferin’s presidency and he will remain the second most powerful man in world football for at least another four years

Mercedes chief Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner both called outgoing FIA president Todt in the wake of the title-deciding controversy, the Frenchman has revealed

LOS ANGELES — Gianni Infantino was reelected to another four-year term as FIFA president last month, running unopposed and winning by acclaim. That means no formal vote was taken, saving Infantino the embarrassment of failing to win unanimously in a race no one else was contesting.

FIFA says it is making progress towards equality on prize money between the men's and women's World Cups — but broadcasters and sponsors have a long way to go, Tracey Holmes writes.

Indonesian soccer players and fans reacted with tears and outrage after the country was stripped of hosting rights for the Under-20 World Cup only eight weeks before the start of the tournament amid political turmoil over Israel’s participation, leaving Indonesian soccer at risk of further sanctions

European clubs have given their backing to FIFA's revised plans for the Club World Cup

Clubs will have a greater say in the football calendar while the deal could make the European Super League less likely to happen

European Club Association gives green light to 32-team showcase

FIFA is planning for a 32-team tournament to be played every four years from 2025.

From bloated World Cups to dull club competitions excess is everywhere, but who will stand up against the exploitation?

Fifa’s Gianni Infantino has been reelected unopposed and has pushed through unpopular reforms like the enlarged, 48-team World Cup