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The New York Post reported that U.S. President Donald Trump favors nominating Gianni Infantino, the President of FIFA, for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations, succeeding António Guterres, whose term ends next December. Trump believes that Infantino possesses qualities that qualify him for the role, including his extensive relationships, ability to engage with world leaders, and international respect. At 56 years old, Infantino is considered a close figure to Trump, especially through their cooperation regarding the World Cup and his participation in events related to the tournament. FIFA also awarded him a Peace Prize last December. Although gaining support for Infantino involves complex stages within the Security Council and the General Assembly, his nomination could shift the balance of the competition—especially as other candidates from Latin America and Europe are also in the running. This move comes at a time when the international organization is seeking a successor to Guterres, amid calls for someone capable of addressing major global challenges. The position is one of the most sensitive and critical in international politics.
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