Ewan McKenna: In world football, have immoralities merely taken the place of illegalities?
Everyone here is winning, except for the sport and its fans
So this is what the new Fifa looks like. A couple of weeks back, the governing body of football decided to expand the World Cup by a third, to a massive 48 countries. That’s more than one in five members that’ll shack up from 2026 at what is supposed to be the premier platform of the game. However, it was little surprise given that it was the promise that got Giovanni Infantino the presidency. The...
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