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💣Bombshell at FIFA: Wenger could be Infantino’s challenger
💣Bombshell at FIFA: Wenger could be Infantino’s challenger Former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger could emerge as Gianni Infantino’s main challenger in the next FIFA elections. From official to electoral rival According to Le Parisien, several international football officials are backing the French coach’s candidacy. Wenger currently serves as FIFA’s Chief of Global Football Development, meaning he would go from colleague to direct rival. Elections on the horizon The legendary French tactician would contest the presidency in elections scheduled for March 18, 2027. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
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