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Fifa president Gianni Infantino has issued an apology related to a decision to move part of the World Cup, but critics say sorry is not enough. The BBC reports he has been told he must do more to address the fallout from the decision, with pressure mounting on football's governing body over how the change was handled.
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino is accused of receiving a secret salary, according to reports in The Telegraph, adding to a row over complaints linking him to Donald Trump. The controversy has also touched the World Cup, with a Japanese football official resigning amid the fallout. Critics say the allegations raise fresh governance concerns at Fifa.
- 3Spanish teachers share morning greetings from early childhood classrooms●¡Buenos días! Infantil... Via Andres Pez # buenosdias # bondia # BuenosDíasATodos # educacion # education # educacio
Spanish-speaking educators are sharing cheerful morning greetings from infant and early childhood classrooms, tagged for education in Spanish, Catalan and English. The messages, circulating among teachers using hashtags like #BuenosDíasATodos, highlight warm starts to the school day and everyday classroom life in early years education. The trend is small but active within the teaching community, with educators swapping greetings and classroom moments as part of a daily routine.
- 4Chip and Potato's sad episode draws young Portuguese viewers●Batata triste | Batata frita e batata - WildBrain | Filmes infantis
A Portuguese-language episode of the children's cartoon Chip and Potato, titled 'Batata triste' (Sad Potato), is attracting wide attention among families. The episode, distributed by children's channel WildBrain, follows the pug puppy Chip and her toy mouse Potato, and has drawn more than 200,000 likes. Parents and children appear to be sharing and engaging with the emotional storyline aimed at young viewers.
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FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he has no intention of resigning, claiming he retains the support of a large majority within the organisation. The Asian football confederation has publicly backed him, while UEFA is demanding quick answers to what it calls fundamental questions. The divide among continental federations is keeping the FIFA leadership dispute in the spotlight.
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The Swiss Football Association has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino ahead of the FIFA presidential elections, leaving the long-serving president without backing from his home federation. The move comes amid growing friction, with FIFA accusing UEFA of running a disinformation campaign against Infantino, who has ordered an audit of FIFA's financial reserves. The election race is shaping up as increasingly contentious.
- 7Trump reportedly suggested Viktor Orban for UN secretary-general▼I am genuinely surprised that Gianni Infantino was not suggested instead of Victor Orban as UN general secretary, as sug
Donald Trump is said to have suggested Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban as a candidate for UN secretary-general, drawing ridicule online. Commenters note the irony that FIFA president Gianni Infantino, whom Trump has praised and once floated for the Nobel Peace Prize, was not the pick instead. Critics call the Orban suggestion unserious for the role of the world's top diplomat.
- 8Jordan FA chief calls AFC Congress 'pure politics'▼Jordan FA chief says AFC Congress ‘pure politics’ at behest of Infantino
The president of the Jordan Football Association has accused the Asian Football Confederation's congress of being 'pure politics' orchestrated at the behest of FIFA president Gianni Infantino. The remarks, reported by Al Jazeera, add to tensions in Asian football governance and put a sharp spotlight on Infantino's influence over regional confederations and their leadership contests.
- 9Jordan FA accuses FIFA's Infantino of politicising AFC Congress▼Jordan FA chief says Fifa head Infantino turned AFC Congress into political stage
The president of the Jordan Football Association has accused FIFA leader Gianni Infantino of turning the Asian Football Confederation Congress into a political stage. The charge, reported by the South China Morning Post, adds to friction over the intersection of world football governance and politics in Asia, with the Jordanian official publicly criticising how the congress was used.
- 10Spanish Kids' Song Features Monkey Superhero Rescuing Robot Dragon▼Canción de Superhéroes | Mono Superhéroe Salva al Robot Dragón Roto | Canciones Infantiles
A new Spanish-language children's song shows a superhero monkey rescuing a broken robot dragon. The animated track has drawn strong attention from families of young children, racking up hundreds of thousands of likes as it spreads through the popular nursery-rhyme and kids' music circuit, where colorful rescue stories and catchy melodies continue to dominate young viewers' playlists.
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The Italian medical drama Doc Nelle Tue Mani is back, with Andrea Fanti, played by Luca Argentero, ready to return to the ward after the death of Agnese. The new episodes promise turmoil at the hospital, with the character facing fresh personal and professional crises. Italian media and fans are following the plot developments closely.
- 12Fantilli's overtime power-play goal lifts Blue Jackets over Golden Knights●Adam Fantilli ends power-play slump, sends Blue Jackets to needed win over Golden Knights https://www. nytimes.com/athle
Adam Fantilli scored on a one-timer just 59 seconds into overtime, ending a power-play slump and giving the Columbus Blue Jackets a 2-1 win over the Vegas Golden Knights. The goal ended Columbus's drought with the man advantage and secured a much-needed victory, with fans and commentators highlighting the young center's growing importance to the team's offense.
- 13Infantino Claims Broad Support Ahead of FIFA Elections▼Infantino Says He's Supported by 'Vast, Vast Majority' of Soccer Ahead of FIFA Elections
FIFA President Gianni Infantino says he enjoys the backing of the "vast, vast majority" of world soccer as he moves toward re-election. The claim comes ahead of the FIFA presidential vote, and it frames the incumbent as facing no serious challenge for another term leading world soccer's governing body.
- 14Infantino refuses to quit as FIFA investment plan collapses●Gianni Infantino rules out stepping down, points to support from 211 associations after failed private investment plan,
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has ruled out resigning after a private investment plan fell through, saying he retains the backing of all 211 member associations. The failed proposal exposed splits inside world football's governing body, with divided confederations in North America and Asia reversing their positions, a shift that has left European football officials increasingly isolated in the dispute.
- 15Japan FA chief proposes Premier League pipeline for Japanese players▼Japan FA president pushes Premier League pipeline for Japanese talent. Infantino traveling in Asia
The president of the Japan Football Association has proposed creating a pipeline that would send Japanese talent to the Premier League, according to an Associated Press report picked up by outlets in the United States and Canada. The idea comes as FIFA president Gianni Infantino travels through Asia. The proposal would formalise pathways for Japanese players into English football.