Here is what the page “FIFA Paid Millions in Gianni Infantino's Taxes, Documents Show” contains. FIFA has quietly covered millions in personal tax liabilities for its president, Gianni Infantino, according to documents and interviews reviewed by The New York Times. The payments, which were not disclosed in FIFA's public compensation reports, raise fresh questions about transparency at world soc The payments, which were not disclosed in FIFA's public compensation reports, raise fresh questions about transparency at world soccer's governing body.
Infantino, who has led FIFA since 2016, has faced scrutiny over his salary and governance reforms promised after the 2015 corruption scandal. The tax benefits were reportedly part of a package approved by FIFA's compensation subcommittee, but the exact amounts and years were never made public. FIFA's own statutes require disclosure of total compensation for top officials, yet these tax payments appear to fall outside that framework. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.