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Blatter criticizes Infantino over World Cup credibility
Joseph Blatter, the former president of FIFA, criticized the 2026 World Cup, believing that the event witnessed a decline in credibility before its conclusion, despite Spain's victory and the tournament being the longest in history with 48 teams and 104 matches. He called for politics to be kept out of football and emphasized the need for new leadership to steer the game back on the right track, ahead of the FIFA elections scheduled for next March, amid reports that Gianni Infantino is seeking a new term.
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