UEFA has refused to lift its threatened boycott of FIFA competitions despite Gianni Infantino scrapping a controversial $20 billion private equity plan.

FIFA has issued a formal apology to national associations for missteps regarding a scrapped commercial rights proposal, even as senior management rallied behind President Gianni Infantino.

The Football Association of Wales has become the first FIFA member to withdraw its endorsement of Gianni Infantino following a controversial commercial proposal.

UEFA has sharply criticized Gianni Infantino's push to commercialize the World Cup through private investment, warning it threatens the sport.

An analysis of flight logs shows that FIFA President Gianni Infantino traveled nearly 60,000 miles during the 2026 World Cup using a private jet. The findings highlight the tournament's logistical intensity and associated criticism regarding its environmental footprint.

FIFA has launched a formal inquiry after Argentine players displayed a banner asserting territorial claims over the Falkland Islands following their win over England. The incident has drawn condemnation from the UK government, reflecting ongoing diplomatic tensions.

Argentina's semifinal win over England is under investigation by FIFA after players displayed a banner referencing the Falkland Islands dispute.

White House official Andrew Giuliani accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer of endangering public safety by opposing a shift in the England-Mexico kick-off time. Downing Street stated the Prime Minister's position was intended to support the Football Association regarding logistical concerns.

The Egyptian Football Association officially denounced refereeing decisions following a 3-2 defeat, claiming the match officials were unjust.

FIFA dismissed the Belgian federation's legal challenge over Folarin Balogun's eligibility, upholding a controversial decision to waive his suspension.

Folarin Balogun can compete against Belgium after FIFA deferred his suspension following communications from President Donald Trump. The decision has drawn criticism from UEFA and the Royal Belgian Football Association.

England's Round of 16 match against Mexico faces potential disruption as thunderstorm protocols could force delays at Estadio Azteca. Officials are monitoring lightning strikes to determine if the game can proceed as scheduled this Sunday.

FIFA is weighing a kickoff time change for the Mexico-England World Cup match due to the threat of afternoon thunderstorms. The proposal has drawn criticism from Mexico coach Javier Aguirre and concerns from the English Football Association.