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FIFA Quietly Paid Millions in Taxes for Its President

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By the time Gianni Infantino’s American assignment is over, FIFA will have paid about $4 million of his taxes.

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Fifa president Gianni Infantino reportedly saw the international federation pay at least €3 million in taxes that he had owed since 2024, according to Le Monde and the New York Times.

·Paris, France
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has once again found himself at the center of controversial revelations related to the financial policy and transparency of the world football headquarters. According to a joint investigation by the American New York Times and the French Le Monde, the organization has assumed his tax obligations in the United States for the period 2024-2026. The total value of the payments is estimated at about $ 4 million. FIFA's…

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino is receiving a special financial benefit, under which FIFA will fully settle his US tax obligations for 2024, 2025 and 2026. The cost is estimated to be around four million dollars (3.56 million euros), the American newspaper New York Times and the French Le Monde reported today.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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ZAGREB Executive Director of the International Federation of Nations (FIFA) Gianni Infantino is very proud of the fact that the organization in foreign countries will give him access to a top American country, because by the end of his engagement with the SAD he needed to be able to keep an eye on the militia. train [...] The NY Times's review of internal FIFA documents. Saving Infanta to pay a million dollar fee at SAD was the first to appear o…

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Inquirer broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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