Qatar World Cup: FIFA President Infantino moves to Qatar

Qatar World Cup: FIFA President Infantino moves to Qatar FIFA President Gianni Infantino has moved to Doha Qatar and has been living in the Qatari capital since October, according to an inquiry by a Swiss newspaper. SonntagsBlick exposed Infantino is letting a house in the city, set to be the main center for this year's FIFA World Cup 2022, and two of his children are going to school there.

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The newspaper stated FIFA had long been deprived of its President was existence in Doha but had been forced to confirm it following its inquiry. World football's governing body rights Infantino still pays taxes in Switzerland, where he has faced criminal investigations in the New Year and continues to work at FIFA's head office in Zurich.

FIFA expressed SonntagsBlick Infantino, who is up for re-election in 2023, was excruciating his time between Switzerland and the coming Qatar World Cup host country. He doesn't feel content in Switzerland.

"Gianni Infantino moving to Qatar doesn't wonder me," former FIFA President Sepp Blatter supposed on Twitter.

"He needs to move FIFA's headquarters to Paris and has the purpose of subcontracting part of the administration to the US." Qatar is due to hold the FIFA World Cup in November and December after being controversially given the right to stage the occasion in December 2010.

The vote by the then FIFA Executive Committee to allocate the tournament World Cup to Qatar has been widely fated following corruption claims, which carried down the previous administration and led to approvals being forced on several officials who served on the presiding body at the time. Infantino ruins under criminal investigation in Switzerland over his contacts with former Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber.

“The FIFA head has always been deprived of any wrongdoing, and last year supposed the meetings between the two were in no way secret and most certainly not illegal".

Top of Infantino's in-tray last year, sideways from preparations for Qatar Football World Cup 2022, was prepared to hold the men's FIFA World Cup every two years, which he has been leading alongside FIFA's chief of global development Arsene Wenger.

The suggestions sparked extensive criticism from across the world of sport and sparked refusal threats from Europe and South America.

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