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Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has accused FIFA President Gianni Infantino of creating a crisis by pursuing a plan to sell a stake in future World Cup events, likening it to pressing a 'self-destruct button'.
The head of the Premier League, Richard Masters, criticized FIFA's plans for the World Cup, stating that President Gianni Infantino had "pressed the self-destruct button." This criticism comes amidst reports of a FIFA director being fired after challenging Infantino's proposals.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off plan, stating that FIFA has 'pressed the self-destruct button' and inflicted a 'self-inflicted wound'.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has sharply criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the abandoned proposal to bring private investors into the World Cup and other FIFA…
The chief executive of the Premier League, Richard Masters, has strongly criticized FIFA's World Cup sell-off plan, stating the organization has 'pressed the self-destruct button'.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off plan, stating that FIFA has 'pressed the self-destruct button' and inflicted a 'self-inflicted wound'.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino's World Cup plan, stating that the organization has 'pressed the self-destruct button' and inflicted 'a self-inflicted wound.'
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has strongly criticized FIFA President Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off plan, stating that FIFA has 'pressed the self-destruct button' and inflicted a 'self-inflicted wound' upon itself.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters earned £2.6 million in 2024-2025, including a £1.1 million performance-related bonus, according to the latest accounts filed by the league. This marks an increase from his £1.9 million earnings in the previous year.