Swiss and Italian football administrator and FIFA president, Gianni Infantino said while talking to Pakistan TV that he will visit Pakistan soon.
On the question asked about Pakistan, Gianni Infantino said, “Well, I will come to Pakistan actually very soon. I promised the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to visit Pakistan soon. We have a new president of the Pakistan Football Federation who is doing a fantastic job. Pakistan is a great football country, and we need to bring Pakistan to the top of Asia for sure. We are working on that – give every talent a chance, especially in Pakistan.”
Several journalists also confirmed the news about Infantino’s visit to Pakistan soon as the well-known journalist Faizan Lakhani wrote on X, “ Gianni Infantino says he will visit Pakistan very soon, expressing backing for Pakistan’s football resurgence. He praised the new PFF leadership, called Pakistan a “great football country” & said FIFA wants to help bring Pak to the top of Asian football.”
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Argentine football superstar Lionel Messi’s fans are excited after he announced surprising plans once he retires from professional soccer.
Messi, one of the greatest footballers of all time, has broken numerous records for his national side and the clubs he plays for.
He surprised his fans after announcing to become a club owner once he says goodbye to football. Inter Miami’s star David Beckham also started his own club after retirement.
Coaching or club ownership
When the 38-year-old Argentina legend was asked what he prefers for his post-retirement time, he opted for club ownership.
“I don’t see myself as a coach, I want to have my own club, start from the bottom and make it big. Being able to give kids the opportunity to develop and achieve something important. If I had to choose, that would appeal to me more,” he added.
