FIFA's decline with Blatter and Infantino

The International Federation of Football (FIFA) continues to face ongoing challenges in building trust and implementing reforms, despite transitioning from the scandal-plagued era of Joseph Blatter to the tenure of Gianni Infantino, who has pledged to restore the organization's reputation. To date, crises still recur under his leadership, with his period in office witnessing a series of scandals, including plans to establish a $20 billion commercial arm to sell World Cup rights, which faced widespread criticism and rejection from European associations. Additionally, Infantino has found himself amidst controversy surrounding his political and financial connections, as tensions persist between the organization's commercial ambitions and its sporting values. This raises questions about his effectiveness in reforming the organization and regaining public trust, especially amid ongoing financial and administrative challenges and crises.

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