Welcome everybody to Soccer 101.

My name is Taylor Rockwell, and this week we're talking FIFA, and in particular, we're talking

FIFA presidents, specifically Gianni Infantino, following the resignation of set bladder and multiple

different corruption investigations, which also enveloped Secretary General Jerome Valca,

UEFA president, and FIFA presidential contender Michelle Plotini, insteped the man named Gianni

Gianni and the rest is financial history named Gianni Enfantino, and the rest

is financial history. But who is Infantino? What does he actually do? And has he been a positive

or negative force in world soccer? Here with me to talk it all out is a man who, I'm assuming,

will succeed Gianni Infantino if and when he is inevitably brought down by corruption allegations.

Hello, Taylor Rockwell. Yes, I've already bought my beige hoodie, and I am very excited to talk about everyone's favorite football administrator today, Mr. Infantino.

Everyone's favorite football administrator is what he would maybe like to believe he is.

Yes, exactly. Let's start there, Graham.

So in the past, FIFA has maybe had, like, former players involved or people, like,

really connected to the actual playing of the game.

Gianfantino is not one of those people.

Is that fair to say?

Yes, he is, he is, like he was the, he was like, Taylor

built, he was custom built for a job in, like, football administration where he, he, he,

he studies law at university, he becomes a lawyer at UEFA in the year 2000, then kind of like

just works his way through the ranks. But everything from the fact, like he's got dual nationality, but he was

born in Switzerland, which is obviously where UEFA and FIFA are both based. He speaks seven

different languages. Yeah, he's like custom built for this job. And so I've given the quick

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