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Infantino Reported to IOC over Alleged Rules Breaches

FairSquare says Infantino breached IOC neutrality rules five times and cites prima facie evidence of two more violations, including the Balogun case.

  • FairSquare submitted a complaint to the International Olympic Committee alleging FIFA President Gianni Infantino violated political neutrality rules in dealings with United States President Donald Trump.
  • The complaint alleges breaches of the Olympic Charter and code of ethics, citing 'prima facie' evidence of serious violations involving the Folarin Balogun case.
  • Fifty members of the European Parliament wrote to the FIFA ethics committee on June 29 urging action, while the Norwegian football federation requested consideration last month.
  • Disciplinary committee chair Mohammad Al Kamali suspended Balogun's ban, allegedly following a call from President Donald Trump; FIFA has offered no clarification regarding the decision.
  • While FairSquare confirmed the International Olympic Committee logged the grievance, the organization has received no updates; both FIFA and the committee have been approached for comment.
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Sport1.de broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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