FIFA apologises for World Cup private investment controversy
Summary
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized for mistakes made in a plan to allow private investors to fund the World Cup. He held a crisis meeting in Morocco and said there was a lack of consultation. Despite the controversy, FIFA officials continue to support Infantino.Key Facts
- FIFA admitted to errors and poor communication regarding opening the World Cup to private investments.
- A crisis meeting took place in Morocco led by FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
- FIFA officials stated they fully support President Infantino.
- Real Madrid plans to sign Yan Diomandé from Leipzig for about €140 million, potentially a club record deal.
- Mohamed Salah is moving to Trabzonspor in Turkey.
- Recent friendly soccer scores: PSG lost 3-0 to Mallorca; Inter Milan and AC Milan drew 1-1; Juventus beat Chelsea 1-0; Arsenal lost 3-1 to Real Betis.
- In cycling, Demi Vollering won stage 5 of the Tour de France Femmes and remains second overall.
- France won a European diving medal with Jules Bouyer’s silver in the 3-meter springboard event.
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