Nick Mulvenney is the Editor in Charge of Sport at Reuters. He leads coverage of sports across the Asia-Pacific region, reporting on a wide range of competitive sports, including international leagues, tournaments, and major events like the Olympics and World Cups. Nick's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age.
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By: Nick Mulvenney
The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday with influential executives distancing themselves from the project while Jordan's FA president accused him of blackmail.
By: Rohith Nair Reuters, Nick Mulvenney
The battle for FIFA: Meet the figures who could challenge Gianni Infantino.
By: Rohith Nair Reuters, Nick Mulvenney
The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday with influential executives distancing themselves from the project while Jordan's FA president accused him of blackmail.
By: Rohith Nair, Nick Mulvenney
The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday with influential executives distancing themselves from the project while Jordan's FA president accused him of blackmail.
By: Nick Mulvenney
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By: Rohith Nair Reuters, Nick Mulvenney
FIFA president Gianni Infantino speaks during the 50th Ordinary UEFA Congress in Brussels, Belgium, on Feb. 12.
By: Nick Mulvenney
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By: Rohith Nair Reuters, Nick Mulvenney
The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday with influential
The crisis triggered by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino's abandoned proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup deepened on Tuesday with influential executives distancing themselves from the project while
