FIFA’s Gianni Infantino faces Vancouver snub as WC 2026 security row grows

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Gianni Infantino’s request for a top-level security escort in Vancouver was denied by police and city officials, citing cost and protocol. The decision sparked strong fan reactions online. At the same time, rising World Cup security costs and concerns over expensive tickets are adding pressure, as early sales data shows mixed demand for upcoming matches.

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