Fifa’s sale of the century: how Kushners and Trump are at centre of a tangled web
Fifa's plan to sell 20% of the World Cup to a privately backed commercial enterprise, supported by Joshua Kushner's investment fund, is under scrutiny from the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee. The article alleges that Donald Trump and the Kushner family are deeply involved, highlighting their tangled political and business ties. Past controversies involving Charles and Jared Kushner are also detailed, suggesting potential conflicts of interest.
Why it matters
This article exposes potential conflicts of interest and political influence in a major global sporting event, raising questions about transparency and ethical governance in both sports and politics. It highlights how powerful political figures and their families can leverage their positions for financial gain.
Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump prepare to present the World Cup to Spain after the final in New York. Photograph: Allstar Picture Library Ltd/Richard Sellers/Apl/Sportsphoto Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump prepare to present the World Cup to Spain after the final in New York. Photograph: Allstar Picture Library Ltd/Richard Sellers/Apl/Sportsphoto Fifa Fifa’s sale of the century: how Kushners and Trump are at centre of a tangled web Joshua Kushner is now the kingpin in driving the sale of the World Cup to investors and family ties are tight around the project
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