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analysisJust weeks after overseeing a successful World Cup, FIFA President Gianni Infantino is reportedly fighting to retain his position. A series of 'self-inflicted blows' are understood to have rapidly undermined his standing, leading to a dramatic shift in his fortunes.
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newsFIFA will assess whether the men’s World Cup should expand to 64 teams, raising fresh questions about growth, quality and the future of the tournament.
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