FIFA’s Infantino gets Giuliani backing in World Cup selloff fallout

Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has publicly backed FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who is facing criticism over the sale of World Cup broadcasting rights. Giuliani, speaking to critics, dismissed their concerns as purely political. He suggested that the opposition to Infantino is driven by political motivations rather than substantive issues.

Infantino has been under scrutiny regarding deals made during his tenure as FIFA president. The controversy centers on the sale of media rights for the World Cup, with questions raised about the transparency and fairness of the agreements. Critics have called for greater accountability from FIFA and its leadership.

Giuliani's defense of Infantino positions him as an ally in the face of mounting pressure. His comments suggest a belief that the criticisms are politically motivated attacks aimed at undermining Infantino's leadership. The ongoing situation highlights the complex dynamics and political undercurrents within international sports organizations.

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it's just politics