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FIFA previously planned to create a commercial structure, FIFA Forward Enterprise, to sell rights to the World Cup, but abandoned the idea due to criticism from UEFA.
The head of the International Football Federation, Gianni Infantino, has decided to participate in the election of the organization's president in 2027. Journalist Rob Harris reported this on the social network X.
“Of course, nothing has changed. Mr. Infantino will stand for re-election,” one of the representatives said.
Earlier it became known that the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) wants to initiate a criminal case against Infantino. The reason was his attempt to sell the rights to host the World Cup to private investors.
Earlier, at the end of July, it became known about FIFA’s plans to create the FIFA Forward Enterprise, a new commercial structure for selling rights to the World Cup. Infantino abandoned this idea amid criticism from football confederations and the threat of a boycott of the World Cup by UEFA member countries.

Spartak midfielder Ezequiel Barco was not included in the squad for the match of the seventh round of the RPL against Dynamo. Previously, the player missed meetings with Orenburg and Rodina due to bronchitis. The game will take place on Sunday at the Dynamo stadium.

CSKA head coach Dmitry Igdisamov did not lose a single one of his nine matches in the RPL after his appointment, setting a club record. The team is in third place in the table after defeating Zenit with a score of 2:1.

The Russian women's water polo team won bronze medals at the first 4x4 World Championships in Dubrovnik, defeating the Australian team with a score of 3-0 in sets.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has confirmed he will run for re-election in March 2027. The announcement follows recent controversy regarding his proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights, which faced rejection from UEFA and CONCACAF.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc retired on the third lap of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza after colliding with the barrier while trying to defend his position from Oscar Piastri. The race was suspended by red flags.

Alexandra Trusova successfully returned to figure skating at the tournament in Tokyo, taking second place. Russian couples dominated the podium, and the dance duo Kaganovskaya/Nekrasov won the free dance against Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin.