Martyn Ziegler

European football’s governing body lifts threat but will step up efforts to remove Gianni Infantino, after his botched World Cup sell-off plan

Transfer would make 23-year-old French international the second most expensive signing in Liverpool’s history but raise doubts over the future of Cody Gakpo

Court documents submitted by Uefa lawyers say Fifa president’s plan to sell a 20 per cent stake in its tournaments for $4.2billion was an ‘absurdly low’ figure

Former Manchester United and Arsenal player could lose his role at Fifa by speaking about a range of reasons why its president can no longer be trusted

Brother of Trump’s son-in-law Jared says he would not have shown interest in Gianni Infantino’s controversial scheme if he’d grasped ‘political dynamics of global football’

Nine English clubs in Europe, nine new managers and bold promoted clubs have driven £3.3billion outlay — but net spending lower as teams sell to each other

Referees’ chiefs left baffled by 58-year-old’s claim that he would try not to blow his whistle or leave the centre circle during Premier League matches

Centre Court seat at singles finals up an inflation-busting 14 per cent from £350, but All England Club says that’s better value than other sports

Legal response to New York court over threat of criminal proceedings against world governing body claims Uefa is motivated by ‘tarnishing Fifa and its executives’

Martin Ngoga, an official on governing body’s ethics committee, refuses Norwegian Football Federation’s request to be kept updated on case