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Argentina FA backs Infantino after FIFA abandons $20bn World Cup proposal

The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has thrown its full support behind under-fire president Gianni Infantino amid an ongoing governance crisis. The massive endorsement arrives shortly after the FIFA boss was forced to abandon a highly controversial $20 billion proposal to sell off commercial rights to the World Cup.

Diego Forlan named Uruguay interim boss after Marcelo Bielsa World Cup exit

Diego Forlan has agreed to take charge of Uruguay on an interim basis following Marcelo Bielsa's departure after a dismal World Cup campaign. The 47-year-old former striker, who will balance the role with his duties as head coach of the under-20 side, will oversee upcoming autumn friendlies while the federation seeks a permanent manager.

'A special player' - Monaco boss addresses Balogun transfer rumours

AS Monaco head coach Filipe Luis has expressed his strong desire to retain striker Folarin Balogun despite expecting a wave of transfer offers. The United States international caught the eye at the World Cup and is set to attract significant interest before the transfer window closes.

Is Scaloni stepping down? AFA president reveals Argentina's 'Plan A, B, and C'

The future of Argentina national team hangs in the balance as Lionel Scaloni weighs up his continuation following a devastating 2026 World Cup final defeat. Despite the uncertainty, AFA president Claudio Tapia has made his stance clear, insisting there is no alternative to the man who led the Albiceleste to global glory four years ago.

UEFA maintain World Cup boycott despite Infantino apology

UEFA has refused to back down in its explosive stand-off with FIFA, despite a public apology from Gianni Infantino. European football's governing body maintains that its member nations could still boycott the World Cup and other major tournaments following the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprises privatisation plot.

England and UEFA maintain WC boycott threat

The civil war at the summit of global football shows no signs of abating as England and UEFA have reaffirmed their stance on a potential World Cup boycott. Despite a public apology from FIFA president Gianni Infantino regarding his controversial commercial plans, European nations remain steadfast in their opposition to his leadership.