FIFA’s future hangs in the balance as European soccer officials eye Nasser al-Khelaifi — PSG’s billionaire owner and beIN Media mogul — as a potential challenger to President Gianni Infantino. Infantino’s controversial plan to sell a 20% stake in World Cup commercial rights to private investors, including a Trump-linked firm, has sparked outrage and threatened UEFA’s unity. With a September 19 deadline looming, UEFA is preparing to possibly boycott the next World Cup while urgently seeking a credible rival. Despite his massive influence and Qatar’s backing, al-Khelaifi has publicly rejected the presidency, pledging to support football institutions. FIFA insists the move will inject vital cash and expertise, promising more funding for grassroots development — but critics fear it could undermine the sport’s integrity.
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