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Event Sports EventFIFA President Infantino seeks re-election amid controversies; former Brazil coach Parreira discharged.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino is seeking re-election despite facing criticism and a failed World Cup sell-off plan, which has led to accusations of a "smear campaign" against European body UEFA. The articles also touch upon the aftermath of the World Cup, with former Brazil coach Carlos Alberto Parreira being discharged from the hospital after a lengthy stay. Additionally, US striker Folarin Balogun's future is uncertain, and there's discussion about Argentina's national team post-Lionel Messi's retirement and Leandro Paredes's ban following a World Cup final defeat. Samuel Eto'o has called for African federations to support Infantino, citing his role in developing African football and increasing World Cup participation. The news highlights ongoing administrative and player-related developments surrounding the global football event.
Last updated: September 10, 2026
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