FIFA president links biennial World Cup to African migrant death - Sports Illustrated
Awesome! FIFA boss Infantino is said to have moved to Qatar! - NEWSZONE - Archyworldys
Blatter may seek to stay as FIFA boss, source tells Swiss paper - Sports - Chinadaily.com.cn
Despite corruption scandal, Blatter elected FIFA boss for fifth term | The Times of Israel
World Cup growth could help to stop African migrants dying in the sea, suggests FIFA president Infantino | Sporting News
List of presidents of FIFA - Wikipedia
Sepp Blatter: End of era for Fifa boss - BBC News
Gianni Infantino re-elected as FIFA President | Soccerex
Fifa president Gianni Infantino faces Swiss criminal proceedings | Gianni Infantino | The Guardian
Fifa boss Gianni Infantino set for four more years in charge of world football | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
FIFA: Incumbent Infantino is Sole Candidate for President
FIFA's Boss Wants to Remake the Game. Europe Wants No Part of It. - The New York Times
Fifa president: more World Cups could save African migrants from death in the sea | Gianni Infantino | The Guardian
Fifa boss Gianni Infantino echoes Donald Trump as he blasts 'fake news' and 'alternative facts' | Stuff.co.nz
FIFA boss suggests 48-team World Cup
FIFA President Infantino Considers Hosting Two World Cups In 2022: Report
Fifa boss Infantino wants new rules to limit lavish spending - AS.com
FIFA boss meets with players in England
FIFA Boss Gianni Infantino: 48-team World Cup possible in Qatar | Sports Mirchi
FIFA boss Infantino concerned at delays to World Cup qualifiers - AS.com
FIFA brokers deal to decide next African soccer president | AP News
FIFA president under fire after saying biennial World Cup could prevent migrant deaths | The Japan Times
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino′s biennial World Cup plans face strong opposition | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 21.12.2021
Europe's top clubs scupper FIFA boss Gianni Infantino's plans for revamped Club World Cup | Football News | Sky Sports
FIFA: Gianni Infantino elected new president, replacing Sepp Blatter - ABC News
