FIFA seeking volunteers for Club World Cup this summer that will include games in Atlanta
The Club World Cup will precede the FIFA World Cup being hosted in the United States, including Atlanta, next year.
500 days before World Cup 2026, this is the state of soccer in the US
The FIFA World Cup 2026 begins in 500 days. FIFA expects 5 million fans to attend matches, with 6 billion people worldwide ...
Palisades Entrepreneurs Take Stock and Share Their LA Wildfire Stories
Plus, foundations and arts organizations join to create the L.A. Arts Community Fire Relief Fund and more The post Palisades ...
Postecoglou uncertain about Tottenham future after another alarming loss as Man United beats Fulham
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has come under more pressure after his underperforming team lost 2-1 at home to Leicester for its worst run in the competition in 17 years ...
Trump and Infantino: Two presidents and a sporting political bromance that isn’t slowing down
The leaders of the world's most powerful nation and its most popular sport seem to have a blossoming friendship ...
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FIFA chief jets into Manchester for City’s Etihad Stadium clash with Chelsea | OneFootball
That is according to Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solhekol, who reveals that FIFA President Gianni Infantino will be present at ...
FIFA President Gianni Infantino reveals that Inter legends Evaristo Beccalossi and Alessandro Altobelli were his football heroes
Infantino, who was born in Switzerland to Italian parents, told GOAL that his childhood heroes were two Inter Milan legends ...
FIFA president Infantino lauds German football at DFB birthday party
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has praised German football as a role model for sport all over the world. In an unscripted ...
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Gianni Infantino - FIFA President
Raheem Taylor-Parkes of Goal interviews FIFA President Gianni Infantino on his favorite childhood players from Inter Milan.
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How will Trump’s return to US presidency affect sports?
As soon as he took office, on January 20, Donald Trump signed a slew of executive orders. None directly addressed sports, but some will undoubtedly affect them. Here is a look at how that might play ...