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FIFA breaks its silence over cover-up allegations in an African scandal at the World Cup

Press reports levelled accusations, and the response came decisively

FIFA World Cup 2026 International Broadcast Center Grand Opening

FIFA says there were no eligibility issues for DR Congo at World Cup qualifiers or finals

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing a fresh wave of scrutiny following allegations that world football’s governing body permitted an ineligible player to feature for DR Congo during their successful World Cup qualification campaign. The revelation has sparked outrage from rival nations who were eliminated by the Leopards, leading to potential legal challenges that could overshadow the tournament's legacy.

Doubts over eligibility: FIFA face fresh World Cup scandal

After the "Balogun case", FIFA and president Gianni Infantino are facing another scandal in connection with the World Cup.

"Cheating, manipulation and cover-up": FIFA uncovers suspected fraud but allows a national team to carve its path to the World Cup

Crises follow Infantino

Leipzig's Banzuzi commits future to DR Congo over Netherlands

RB Leipzig midfielder Ezechiel Banzuzi has decided to switch his international allegiance and represent DR Congo over the Netherlands at senior level. The 21-year-old former Jong Oranje star, who is contracted in Germany until 2030, has chosen to pledge his long-term future to the African nation following their impressive 2026 World Cup campaign.