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FIFA dismisses ops manager with compensation
The International Football Federation (FIFA) dismissed its Chief Operations Officer, Kevin Lamor, following his criticism of President Gianni Infantino regarding the plan to sell World Cup commercial rights. FIFA agreed to provide him with a substantial financial compensation in exchange for his silence and non-publication of any further statements about the sales plans or the federation's activities, with their relationship ending on August 17, 2026. This decision came after Lamor launched sharp critiques against Infantino, accusing him of "misleading" the public about the establishment of a new company and a commercial rights sale plan for the World Cup, which led to the resignation of Infantino, the chief advisor, on the same day.
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