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The British newspaper The Times revealed that the decision to lift the suspension of American forward Folarin Balogun in the 2026 World Cup—initially set to end after the match against Belgium—was made exclusively by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee Chairman without involving the other 17 committee members. The decision came after Balogun received a red card during the Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to FIFA rules, this would have resulted in a one-match ban, but it was temporarily revoked with a fine of $40,000. This move sparked worldwide outrage, prompting the European Football Union to appeal the decision, which FIFA rejected. Officials confirmed that the decision was not influenced by a phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump. This action has generated widespread controversy over the transparency and decision-making processes of FIFA's Disciplinary Committee.
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