FIFA President Sepp Blatter at a press conference in 2014. On Wednesday, 14 people associated with FIFA were indicted in a bribery scandal years in the making. Blatter was not one of the people ...

Recently, the world football governing body, the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), announced an expansion to its Club World Cup competition. Historically, the Club World Cup has ...

WINNIPEG, Canada — With Germany and France still atop their groups having played against their toughest expected rivals, we’re looking at a strange and unfortunate situation in the World Cup knockout ...

GENEVA (AP) Many have urged FIFA to change its ways. Few have succeeded. Reform adviser Domenico Scala put his 29-page dossier into the public domain on Thursday, trying to influence a process now ...

GENEVA (AP) — Many have urged FIFA to change its ways. Few have succeeded. Reform adviser Domenico Scala put his 29-page dossier into the public domain on Thursday, trying to influence a process now ...

How does the ‘beautiful game’ continue to shine as the mantle for a global sport adored by billions when its governing body is in such disarray? FIFA is under a microscope with a scandal that throws ...

ZURICH – FIFA finally revealed Sepp Blatter's pay deal on Thursday, which was $3.76 million in 2015 as soccer's embattled governing body reported a loss of $122 million for a year marred by scandal.

ZURICH >> After 17 years under the all-powerful Sepp Blatter, a sign of the FIFA president’s newly diminished powers will come when Gianni Infantino’s salary is revealed. The head of world soccer will ...

FIFA paid Sepp Blatter $3.76 million in 2015, and the governing body reported a loss of $122 million for a year marred by scandal. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been ...

Before the introduction of FUT Champions and the Weekend League in FIFA 17, FIFA was a casual game for me. I would try to climb the divisions in Ultimate Team Seasons but I would mess around with ...

Fifa introduces a small number of "more affordable" $60 (£45) tickets for all 104 matches at the 2026 World Cup following criticism of its pricing structure for the tournament.