Tag: FIFA

Martinez recalled some of the tournament’s best moments, including the dramatic penalty shootout victory over the Netherlands in the quarterfinals.Martinez was emotional before the finalIn a recent interview with the official media channel for the Argentine national team, Emiliano Martinez looked back on Argentina’s triumph in the last World Cup in Qatar. The Aston Villa

Under Infantino’s leadership, the 211 member federations have seen their basic annual funding from FIFA rise from $250,000 to $2 million since his first win in 2016.FIFA had $4 billion in reserves after the World Cup in Qatar finished in DecemberGianni Infantino, the current president of FIFA, was re-elected to another four-year term in March

After the Congress, Infantino addressed the press and expressed his frustration at what he perceived as constant criticism from the media.Infantino defended his work as a football administratorGianni Infantino has been re-elected as the president of FIFA until 2027 by a unanimous vote of the 211 federations that make up the organization. After the Congress,

According to Arabic culture, this robe represents royalty, wealth, chivalry and wisdom. This is likely the highest honour anyone can offer in that part of the world, and Leo got it.829 thousand pounds for Leo’s bishtWe have already explained how important the Bisht is to the Arab world; this is the robe that the Qatar

After Lionel Messi’s World Cup triumphs, the massive footballing organization has come under fire for two tweets that appeared to be aimed at Cristiano Ronaldo.

Referees at the 2022 World Cup followed a new FIFA directive, but the Premier League has no plans to follow suit when the domestic competition resumes.

The Aston Villa goalkeeper, who hails from one of the most tourist-heavy spots on the Argentine coast, was honoured in front of a crowd of people who celebrated his two penalty shootouts – quarter-finals against the Netherlands and in the final against France.Dibu indicated that he’s ‘strong’ in penalty shootoutsMore than 100,000 people gathered on

In an interview published on Friday by the daily Ouest-France, Le Graet said he had written a letter to the president of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), Claudio Tapia because he finds “these excesses abnormal in the setting of a sporting competition” and does not “understand them”.Abnormal taunts against MbappeThe president of the French Football

The prize in question is the “Golden Glove”, and the trophy is just that, a large golden glove. The goalkeeper received it at the awards ceremony, and he celebrated by taking it to the groin area.Dibu Martinez – the World Cup’s best goalkeeperThe 2022 World Cup in Qatar ended with Argentina winning on penalties, with

After grieving the lost finals with his country (it was especially hard was that of the 2014 FIFA World Cup at the Maracana stadium despite being the Ballon d’Or winner), he now has his star with Argentina, completing his enviable collection and matching the ‘Dios’.Nobody can argue with MessiArgentina finally lifted their third Cup. The

The Frenchman has proven to be one of the best despite not being able to celebrate another FIFA World Cup. He finished the tournament as a Golden Boot winner, with eight goals.Kylian – the best player in the worldKylian Mbappe performed in the FIFA World Cup final with his hat-trick against the Albiceleste, but that

The most contentious World Cup comes to an end and despite Gianni Infantino’s bluster, his corporate footballing Disneyworld has not been entirely convincing.

The French squad suffering from illness throughout the week, Scaloni was forced to talk about how this could give his side a physical advantage.Argentina are preparing for the battleAhead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup final, Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni appeared in front of the press to answer questions. With the match with France likely

“After the FIFA World Cup, I think it’s time to quit. There are a lot of players who are up to the level of the national squad. It would be a little selfish of me to continue after so many years and have achieved what I wanted.”Di Maria quitsIn Argentina, everyone praises Leo Messi, which

“The Super League is far from dead. It’s very much alive. We are eager to improve football, and for that, we communicate with all parties. We want to bring back in football the enthusiasm and give it a better economic structure.”Reichart wants to bring back the enthusiasm for footballA22 Sports Management CEO Bernd Reichart was