Trump appoints Infantino to senior global role

A news report has confirmed that former U.S. President Donald Trump is endorsing Gianni Infantino, the President of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA), for a global political position, especially as the United Nations Secretary-General's resignation approaches. It is believed that Infantino, who is 56 years old, commands international respect and has the ability to unite people, making him a strong candidate for such a role. Although Infantino announced his candidacy for a third term as FIFA President, this bid would require approval from the Security Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations. It is worth noting that Infantino's current salary is estimated at $6 million per year, which he would have to reduce to $418,000 if he assumes the UN Secretary-General position. The relationship between Trump and Infantino developed during the FIFA World Cup events hosted by North America, though some of Infantino’s decisions, such as expanding the tournament to 48 teams, have faced widespread criticism.

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