Just over a month ago, Gianni Infantino was the king of the world. From the world of football, at least. FIFA’s president descended as a ‘celebrity’ for the platform of the MetLife Stadium in New York along with his admired Donald Trump to deliver the World Cup to Spain convinced of being untouchable, carefree for his continuity in office, to be decided in March 2027. He was FIFA. Today, however, he is a threatened and strangled leader.
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Just over a month ago, Gianni Infantino was the king of the world. From the world of football, at least. FIFA’s president descended as a ‘celebrity’ for the platform of the MetLife Stadium in New York along with his admired Donald Trump to deliver the World Cup to Spain convinced of being untouchable, carefree for his continuity in office, to be decided in March 2027. He was FIFA. Today, however, he is a threatened and strangled leader.