La Liga president Javier Tebas has fired a blistering shot at FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, calling his recent Instagram response to critics “pathetic” and demanding greater accountability from world soccer’s governing body. Infantino’s message — urging critics to “reflect, meditate or pray” instead of spreading “hate” — only intensified backlash, with Tebas insisting transparency and good governance aren’t hate, but obligations. This isn’t new: Tebas recently called for Infantino’s resignation, citing systemic flaws and lack of real opposition. He also opposes FIFA’s proposed 64-team 2030 World Cup, warning it would overburden players. Known for his outspoken social media presence, Tebas continues to push for institutional reform, spotlighting a deeper debate about leadership, accountability, and the future of global football.
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