FIFA’s COO Kevin Lamour is standing firm against President Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in future World Cup profits, calling it a rogue “project of one person” and saying he’s ready to quit over it. Senior advisor Carlos Cordeiro, also a former Goldman Sachs banker, resigned in protest, branding the $20 billion commercial spinoff a “bad deal for football.” Lamour defended his team, accusing leadership of contempt and intimidation, and insisted decisions must serve football—not personal gain. With federations voting by September 19th, tensions are escalating as insiders reveal an anchor investor linked to Jared Kushner’s brother—despite FIFA’s already healthy finances.
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