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FIFA is facing serious internal governance questions after a key executive's sudden departure prompted accusations of a culture of fear within the organisation's leadership.
FIFA has dismissed an executive who publicly criticized president Gianni Infantino over a $20 billion World Cup investment strategy gone wrong.
Gianni Infantino is making calculated moves to secure his FIFA presidency, reportedly leaning on a public show of support from Donald Trump as pressure builds around his leadership.
FIFA's president has issued an apology after a controversial plan to sell off World Cup commercial rights sparked widespread backlash from member associations and football stakeholders.
Senior figures inside FIFA are turning on the organization's embattled president, with claims of blackmail and unpaid millions adding fresh pressure to a deepening crisis.
A new blackmail allegation has emerged against FIFA's president as scrutiny of the governing body's leadership continues to intensify on multiple fronts.
FIFA's long record of corruption scandals and governance failures has renewed a pointed question: what purpose does the world football body actually serve?
FIFA has scrapped a push to privatize parts of its operations following significant uproar from within the football world, according to reporting by Semafor.
FIFA has abandoned a plan to bring private investment into the organization after facing significant opposition from member associations and football stakeholders.
FIFA has abandoned its controversial proposal to sell off World Cup commercial rights, marking a significant U-turn for football's global governing body.
FIFA has abandoned plans to sell a commercial stake in the World Cup following fierce opposition and boycott threats from key stakeholders across global football.
Plans to commercialize or sell off rights connected to the FIFA World Cup have reportedly collapsed, according to a report by The Straits Times.
