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‘He should go. Now’: Luis Figo unleashes bombshell rant tearing apart embattled FIFA boss Infantino | Football News
Luis Figo has called on Gianni Infantino to step down as FIFA president, delivering one of the strongest public attacks yet on the embattled football chief as the fallout from the collapsed FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal continues to deepen.The former Portugal captain, who has served as a UEFA football adviser since 2017, accused Infantino of putting personal interests ahead of football and insisted the FIFA president could no longer salvage either his position or his reputation after abandoning the controversial plan to sell minority stakes in FIFA’s flagship competitions to private investors.Figo’s intervention comes as Infantino faces mounting pressure from national associations, football confederations and senior figures within the sport following the collapse of the proposal, which reportedly would also have seen him assume a senior executive position carrying an annual salary of around $30 million.
Figo launches extraordinary attack on FIFA president
In a statement published by the Daily Mail, Figo accused Infantino of attempting to push through sweeping changes to world football without properly informing FIFA’s members, while suggesting the project would have primarily benefited the FIFA president and those close to him.“Nothing gets in the way of pleasing his friends,” Figo said, before describing Infantino’s conduct as “the lowest, most deceitful and cravenly self-interested behaviour I have ever witnessed.”The 2000 Ballon d’Or winner questioned why FIFA’s leadership had not openly presented the proposal before member associations gathered for the World Cup final.“If it was such a good idea, why not tell your members when you had them all in a room before the World Cup Final?” Figo asked.“If it was such a robust plan, why not tell your members the risks as well as what you describe as the benefits?”He also referenced reports that Infantino was set to become chief executive of the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise.“If the scheme was a no-brainer, why not be honest about the fact that it was going to give you a $30m-a-year job at the end of it?” Figo continued.“But none of this was done. Because it’s not a good idea. It’s not robust when you fail to be transparent about the crippling returns that private equity always seek.”
Claims extend beyond the failed investment proposal
Figo suggested the failed World Cup investment scheme was only part of a much broader pattern under Infantino’s leadership.The former Barcelona, Real Madrid and Inter Milan star—who made nearly 800 club appearances during his career, earned 127 caps for Portugal and has worked as a UEFA football adviser since 2017—said he could write “10,000 words” about the problems at FIFA before listing several examples he believes have damaged the governing body’s credibility.“It’s not bold when you fail to explain that once you have sold your share it is gone forever and you have disinherited your successors from ownership of the World Cup,” he said.“And it’s not honest when you fail to mention that, after you have delivered the head of the World Cup on a platter to your mates in DC, they are going to give you a job worth five times your current salary.”He then broadened his criticism beyond the FFE proposal.“None of this comes as a surprise when you consider the litany of abuses he has inflicted on football’s reputation,” Figo said.“From suspending and reversing disciplinary decisions to breaking the laws of the game over a half-time show, nothing gets in the way of pleasing his friends.”
Pressure continues to mount on Infantino
Figo’s comments add to the growing pressure surrounding Infantino after FIFA withdrew the FFE proposal following widespread opposition from across the football world.In recent days, senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro resigned, FIFA chief operating officer Kevin Lamour said staff had been “deceived”, while FIFA’s chief of global football development Arsène Wenger stated that scrapping the proposal was “absolutely necessary and beyond question.”Potential successors have also begun to emerge behind the scenes, with CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani among the figures linked with a possible challenge should Infantino’s presidency come to an end.
“He should go. Now.”
Figo concluded his statement by arguing that the controversy had permanently undermined Infantino’s leadership and that remaining in office would only cause further damage to world football.“This plan, like the Super League before it, was blown apart by the media exposing every devious twist and turn before its advocates had their messaging straight. And thank goodness it was,” he said.“Infantino has debased the office of FIFA President that he promised to elevate. He has lied, deceived and tried to feather his own nest at the expense of the game he is supposed to serve.”“He has lost the support of his senior staff, his closest advisers, the vast majority of people who devote their lives to this sport and even, it would seem, the FIFA Peace Prize winner.”Figo ended with his clearest message yet to the FIFA president:“It is too late to save his dignity but it is not too late to save football. He should go. Now.”
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The Hundred 2026 results: Welsh Fire captain Phil Salt would like extra week in competition schedule
Welsh Fire captain Phil Salt would ideally like The Hundred to be a week longer after his side played three matches in five days.
His second-placed side won at Birmingham Phoenix on Saturday afternoon and defeated Southern Brave in Cardiff on Monday evening, before losing to Manchester Super Giants on Wednesday afternoon.
“It’s been a little bit hectic the last few days,” Salt told BBC Sport.
“Birmingham, back to Cardiff, up here. It’s a lot to be honest with you in five days and managing bodies through.
“From a player’s point of view I’d like this competition to be probably a week longer.”
The Hundred group stage takes place over 23 days with teams playing eight games in that period.
In comparison, Indian Premier League sides each play 14 group games in a 56-day period, while in last season’s men’s Big Bash League in Australia teams played 10 group games each in a 36-day window.
Since its introduction in 2021, The Hundred has further complicated a packed English summer schedule, with the Professional Cricketers Association (PCA) continuing to raise concerns about the impact on player welfare.
In their response to the 2026 schedule, which saw the T20 Blast reduced by two matches, PCA chief executive Daryl Mitchell said, external the unchanged County Championship season “does raise concerns with player burnout with mental and physical dangers attached to an overly intense end to the season following the conclusion of The Hundred”.
Salt acknowledged the difficulties of finding more time in the schedule, while noting the impact the current scheduling had on his squad.
“We import the best stars in the game for this. We’ve got on our side [the 6ft 8in tall] Marco Jansen and Lockie Ferguson,” he added.
“They’ve done a lot of time on the bus in the last three days! A bus that’s not built for lads that size.
“I’d like a bit more time in between to be honest with you, but I understand we’re working with a pretty tight schedule already as it is.
“I’m not the man for the answer on the schedule, I just like to magic another week of the year somewhere!”
Welsh Fire return to action at Headingley on Sunday (14:30 BST) against Sunrisers Leeds, before playing their final group game at home to London Spirit next Wednesday.
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British boxing icon says one heavyweight is Moses Itauma’s ‘kryptonite’: “He’s all wrong for him”
Moses Itauma is deemed by many to be the future of the heavyweight scene, but in the eyes of one British boxing icon, there is one fellow heavyweight who could be the youngster’s ‘kryptonite’.
Itauma is set to square-off with Flilp Hrgovic in a bout to determine the new IBF heavyweight world champion later this month, following Tuesday’s news that IBF #1 contender Frank Sanchez has agreed a step-aside deal.
As a result, by accepting an IBF title challenge, Itauma has lost his position as the WBO mandatory challenger, that would have seen him poised for a shot at the victor of Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley II – which is expected to take place before the end of the year.
Speaking with talkSPORT, three-division world champion Duke McKenzie seemed thankful that Itauma had avoided a showdown with Dubois, but went on to declare newly-crowned WBC titleholder Agit Kabayel as the 21-year-old’s possible ‘kryptonite’.
“It’s just my opinion, but Daniel Dubois is all wrong for Moses Itauma right now. Dubois is where he needs to be; confidence-wise, fitness-wise, power-wise, because he has been there and he has done a number on some of the other top heavyweights in the division.
“He has got the experience on his side. He has beaten Hrgovic, Dubois, so I think that right now, stylistically, he is all wrong for Moses Itauma and also I will throw Kabayel into the mix – he is another that is tried, tested and proven at this level.
“Alright, he just got a vacant title, he got the belt handed to him but he is a champion nonetheless. I think that he is kryptonite for Moses Itauma right now.
“I’m not saying that Moses isn’t an outstanding fighter, because he is. I’m not saying that he doesn’t win a world title, because I think he will. I just think that there are certain fighters that he doesn’t want to call out right now, because he still needs that experience to mix it with the elite fighters.”
Kabayel has claimed wins over the likes of Frank Sanchez, Zhilei Zhang and Derek Chisora in his career, and is expected to return to action later this year in a first defence of his WBC crown.
As for Itauma, his fight with Hrgovic takes place on Saturday, August 29, as the Brit headlines at the O2 Arena and looks to make good on the early potential shown in his career by becoming boxing’s second youngest heavyweight champion of all time.
Ashton Daniels took his first reps inside Doak Campbell Stadium during Florida State football’s scrimmage on Tuesday, Aug. 4, and the Seminoles’ coaching staff liked what the fifth-year put on tape.
Both head coach Mike Norvell and offensive coordinator Tim Harris Jr were complimentary of Daniels’ growth from spring practice to preseason. The duo said the transfer signal-caller made some big throws in timely situations during the scrimmage.
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“He was completely locked in. We had some big third-down situations and him just being comfortable in the pocket, going through his progressions and putting the ball where it needed to be,” Harris said in a press conference a day after the scrimmage.
“There were times when our defense gave us certain looks, and he had to slow things down to get us the right play. And he did that flawlessly.”
The pre-snap reads and adjustments are an area both Harris and Norvell noted, and it’s a positive for Daniels. Turnovers have been an issue for him in his career, with 22 interceptions and 16 fumbles, so if he’s recognizing what the defense is throwing at him quicker, that could keep turnover numbers down and get the ball in the hands of FSU’s playmakers.
Daniels needs to have a career year for the Seminoles to improve on a 7-17 record in the last two seasons, which includes no road wins. While preseason is the time for every coaching staff in the country to be optimistic, FSU’s staff has been consistent in their praise of Daniels’ growth since arriving in Tallahassee.
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An area that Daniels has an advantage is his running ability, which Harris said he was able to showcase in the scrimmage. FSU’s playbook has both zone and power read plays in its playbook, and Harris saw Daniels and the other quarterbacks use their legs to make plays, even with the position group not being live.
“They go through their reads, and when they have to be a runner, they’re running aggressively. All the way up to right before the contact would happen,” Harris said of the quarterbacks, including Daniels.
Daniels’ command of the offense was highlighted by Norvell immediately after the scrimmage, and Harris echoed the point. He said there is room to improve still, but the coaching staff likes where Daniels is right now.
“The excitement we have about where he is right now is very high. We are just continuing to push him. We still got a lot of time before we play someone else, and there is still a lot more getting better to do. But he’s put himself in a good position right now. Very proud of him.”
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The ODI World Cup 2027 is still 14 months away. The permutations, combinations, and speculations surrounding the Indian squad for the marquee event have already started taking shape. Since the 2011 edition, India are yet to win the ODI World Cup. The last time the ODI World Cup was held, in 2023, India finished as the runners-up. Being the current T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy winners, expectations will be high from the Shubman Gill-led side in 2027.
Former India batter Aakash Chopra recently analysed a potential squad picked by Sunil Gavaskar.
“Shubman Gill (captain), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul – this is the top five. This is the same top five as the Champions Trophy. So it has been continued. Ishan Kishan has been picked in the 15. Currently, he is someone who is scoring runs and is ready for the format. Then Hardik Pandya and Nitish Kumar Reddy. Almost like-for-like. I like that actually. Maybe you will not be able to play spin-bowling all-rounders. That brings me to Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja. Two left-arm spinners, both very experienced. Again, like-for-like replacements. The all-rounders picked by Sunny sir, all four are like-for-like replacements. Makes sense,” Aakash Chopra said in a video.
“Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav. Harshit Rana is one fast bowler who can bat too. He gives an option to the team. Arshdeep Singh too – it’s not bad to have a left-arm fast bowler. It is a solid 8.5 or 9/10 team. I think this is very close to the team that might finally be picked.”
Recently, Ravichandran Ashwin decided to name Bhuvneshwar Kumar in his World Cup squad. However, when it comes to players like Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ravindra Jadeja, and Mohammed Shami, Ashwin feels the decision could go either way.
Speaking in a video posted on ESPNcricinfo’s YouTube channel, Ashwin said, “Bhuvneshwar Kumar is a yes. I would communicate with him. Get him to play all the tournaments, first-class cricket, Vijay Hazare, everything, and get him primed for South Africa. I think we will need him there.”
He divided the potential picks in three categories – yes, maybe, no.
Yes: Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, Harshit Rana, Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
Maybe: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Varun Chakravarthy, Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna.
No: Rishabh Pant, Washington Sundar, Sanju Samson, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Abhishek Sharma, Ravi Bishnoi, Shivam Dube, Prince Yadav, Gurnoor Brar.
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Norris Brown, a tight end on the University of Georgia’s 1980 national championship team, died July 31. He was 65.
Brown never generated the national spotlight that followed teammates Herschel Walker and Buck Belue, but for three seasons in Athens he occupied a vital role on one of the most celebrated teams in college football.
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A native of Laurens, South Carolina, Brown arrived at Georgia in 1979 as head coach Vince Dooley was assembling the foundation of a dynasty. By his sophomore season, the Bulldogs were unbeaten, SEC champions, and on their way to a 12-0 finish.
Georgia capped its 1980 season with a Sugar Bowl victory over Notre Dame, securing the program’s second national championship and first since 1942.
At 6-foot-4 with reliable hands and uncommon athleticism for the era, Brown emerged as one of Belue’s favorite downfield targets.
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Brown caught 12 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns during the championship season, production that reflected Georgia’s run-heavy offense but understated his importance. Defenses consumed with stopping Walker often paid the price when Brown slipped behind the secondary.
“Heavy heart this weekend hearing about the passing of former UGA teammate TE Norris Brown,” Belue, the Bulldogs’ quarterback and later a popular media personality, wrote on Twitter/X. “Talented & skilled athlete & a wonderful teammate. I will miss him!”
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One of his signature moments came against Auburn in the game that effectively clinched the SEC title, when Brown hauled in a touchdown that remains a cherished memory for Georgia fans.
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Brown finished his collegiate career with 44 receptions for 832 yards and 10 touchdowns while helping Georgia win three consecutive SEC championships from 1980-82.
Brown was selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the eighth round of the 1983 NFL Draft and later played in the USFL, but his enduring legacy was forged between the hedges at Sanford Stadium.
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Madrid have reportedly returned to the negotiating table with an improved offer worth around €22 million per season, a notable increase on previous proposals that had stalled talks for almost a year. Yet the Brazilian winger is understood to be seeking closer to €30 million annually, leaving a sizeable gap between both parties.
While the difference appears financial on paper, the negotiations are increasingly becoming a question of status, recognition and where Vinicius fits in Real Madrid’s new hierarchy following Kylian Mbappe’s arrival.
Recognition after years of delivering
Those close to Vinicius believe the current negotiations represent the defining contract of his career.
The Brazilian joined Madrid in 2018 as an exciting teenager before developing into one of the world’s elite forwards. Since then, he has evolved from a raw talent into one of the club’s biggest match winners, scoring in two UEFA Champions League finals and playing a central role in Madrid’s recent domestic and European success.
According to ESPN, Vinicius and his representatives believe Madrid should “appropriately recognise” everything he has contributed to the club over the last eight years.
In that context, the salary request is less about maximising earnings and more about securing the respect that comes with being regarded as one of Real Madrid’s defining figures.
The Mbappe effect
The arrival of Kylian Mbappe has inevitably changed Madrid’s wage structure.
The French superstar occupies the position of the club’s marquee player, both commercially and financially. Vinicius’ reported salary expectations would bring him significantly closer to Mbappe’s earnings, effectively placing both players on a similar pedestal.
That creates a delicate balancing act for Madrid.
Real Madrid’s dilemma
Madrid now face three possible outcomes.
The first is reaching a compromise that rewards Vinicius without completely matching his demands.
The second is allowing the negotiations to continue throughout the season, with the winger entering the final year of his contract and becoming eligible to negotiate with overseas clubs from January.
The third, and most dramatic, would involve sanctioning a sale before losing him for nothing in 2027. ESPN has already reported that Madrid would consider a departure if no agreement can be reached.
That possibility has fuelled links with Arsenal, although the Premier League champions would likely need Madrid to reduce their asking price substantially before any move becomes realistic.
Mourinho offers reassurance
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Vinicius struck a relaxed tone after returning to Real Madrid’s pre-season training.
Speaking through the club’s official channels, the Brazilian praised new head coach José Mourinho and insisted the focus remains on football.
“Mourinho wants me to be as I’ve always been: happy, cheerful, and that I play my football.”
Discussing pre-season preparations, he added: “We have to prepare physically so that during the season we have fewer injuries and we can count on everybody.”
The comments offer little indication about his contractual intentions, but they suggest there is no immediate tension between player and club on the training ground.
More than a pay rise
Modern football contracts are rarely just about salary.
For elite players, wages often represent their standing within the squad as much as their financial value. Vinicius’ current negotiations appear to reflect exactly that.
Having carried Madrid through several successful seasons before Mbappe’s arrival, the Brazilian wants his contract to acknowledge his place among the game’s biggest stars.
Whether Madrid agree may ultimately determine not only Vinicius’ future, but also the balance of power inside one of football’s most star-studded dressing rooms.
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Sent Stern Warning After International Debut: “Female Attention Will Come”
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At 15, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has already reached the biggest stage in cricket: playing for the national team. What started as a boy wonder phenomenon matured into becoming the IPL’s top scorer in 2026. Sooryavanshi then went on to break Sachin Tendulkar‘s record as the youngest India debutant in men’s cricket. By his fourth match, Sooryavanshi had also scored his first international half-century during the Zimbabwe tour. It’s all happening too fast for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, and it can be quite dizzying.
Former India star Robin Uthappa suggested the need to protect Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.
“He could have a bigger impact on white-ball cricket than Tendulkar. But how he’s managed is going to be important. We’ve seen exciting players come through the ranks in Indian cricket before. We saw Vinod Kambli and Prithvi Shaw, and people started asking what they would become when they were 17-18 years old. What are they going to become? And then suddenly they fall off the wagon,” Uthappa said on a YouTube channel.
“That will be Vaibhav’s first test, so to speak. Can he stay pristine for the game over a period of five years? He’s 15 now, so can he stay pristine till he’s 20? There are enough people to take care of him, and he should focus on the game itself. When we listen to everything that he says, there’s so much innocence in who he is. I love the fact that he’s saying no to every advertisement and every deal that is coming his way, and he’s focusing only on cricket. He is being perceived as a child. When he’s 18, he’ll start being perceived as a man, and the female attention will come. That can distract people as well.”
Uthappa also suggested that Sooryavanshi should be kept away from social media.
“I don’t think he should be introduced to social media right now. This kid is made for cricket. You felt that with Virat. He is made for this. Allow him to live in that bubble. I think he should not be denied the outside world,” he said.
Sooryavanshi will next be seen in action at the Asian Games, which start on September 19.
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Mohamed Salah was greeted by cheering Trabzonspor fans in Istanbul on Wednesday as he closed in on a move to the Turkish club.
The Liverpool icon wore the team’s blue and burgundy striped shirt after flying in on a private jet to complete the deal.
Earlier he was filmed aboard the jet pulling on his new jersey.
“Trabzon are you ready? I can hear you. See you very soon,” Salah said in a video message posted on the club’s official X channel.
Turkish TV showed still images of Salah wearing a shirt with No. 61 on it as he arrived in Istanbul, where hundreds of chanting fans waited to greet him. NTV also broadcast the Egyptian signing a Trabzon shirt and said his official signing ceremony would be held Thursday in the Black Sea city.
Salah is a free agent after leaving Liverpool at the end of last season.
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There was speculation the 34-year-old Egypt international would end his career in Saudi Arabia, but it emerged this week that Trabzonspor was leading the race to sign him.
“We’ve started transfer talks with Mohamed Salah, he’s coming to Istanbul!” the club said.
The official announcement of negotiations to the Istanbul stock market saw Trabzonspor shares rise 6.5%.
Salah established himself as a Premier League great with Liverpool where he won two league titles and the Champions League among eight major honors.
He scored 257 goals in 442 appearances for the Merseyside club and is regarded as one of its greatest players of all time.
But he endured a disappointing end to his time at Anfield with a dramatic drop off in form last season and a public falling out with then-coach Arne Slot.
He only scored 12 goals in all competitions, having scored 34 in the previous campaign.
He announced in March that he would leave the club at the end of the season, despite having a year to run on the contract he signed in 2025.
Trabzonspor is a seven-time Turkish champion and finished third last season.
Canelo Alvarez has explained why three of his previous performances prove that he could hand Terence Crawford a first career defeat, if their rematch were to take place.
Canelo had not lost in the 168lb division ahead of his clash with the Omaha southpaw, who moved up three weight divisions from his natural welterweight category in pursuit of the super-middleweight poster boy.
On fight night, Crawford controlled the contest and proved to be too fast with his feet, his hands and his mind to outpoint the champion and become boxing’s first post-war three-weight undisputed ruler.
Ever since, Canelo has pleaded for the opportunity to avenge the defeat, with the recently-retired Crawford understood to have a lucrative offer on the table for a rematch.
Speaking to CBS, Canelo explained that his performances in his three previous rematches – against Miguel Vazquez and twice against Gennady Golovkin – prove how much he can improve when able make post-fight adjustments.
“As a fighter, we always want revenge.
“Yeah, [I believe I can beat him]. I always believe in what I can do. If you look back, I always do good in my rematches and I know what is wrong, what I did wrong.
“So, yeah, if the opportunity is there, it would be amazing [to rematch Crawford].”
Whilst frustrated at the lack of a rematch, Canelo has taken full responsibility, believing that he should have placed a rematch clause into the original fight contract for his initial showdown with Crawford.
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