Campaigners criticise Fifa after it appeared to drop anti-racism messaging at the Club World Cup, with some suggesting it may be connected to the policies of US President Donald Trump.

Following the backlash over the lack of anti-racism and anti-discrimination signage at the 2025 Club World Cup, FIFA played its "No To Racism" video at Hard Rock Stadium on Wednesday. Thirty ...

FIFA did, however, issue a statement to The Athletic reiterating its anti-discrimination agenda. “FIFA has a firm, zero-tolerance stance against all forms of discrimination and racism,” the ...

FIFA displayed anti-racism and discrimination messaging at the Club World Cup for the first time on Wednesday to mark International Day for Countering Hate Speech. This came following a backlash ...

FIFA has declined to comment on whether its decision to remove anti-racism and anti-discrimination messaging is a response to the current political climate in the United States.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – FIFA shared multiple anti-racism and anti-discriminatory messages and videos before Club World Cup matches Wednesday. Before the highly anticipated match between Real ...

FIFA has been criticised by anti-discrimination campaigners after football’s world governing body decided against displaying messages challenging racism or discrimination at the Club World Cup ...

If Infantino and FIFA do actually believe racism, and every other form of discrimination, is bad and has no place in the game, it shouldn’t matter where a tournament is being played.

The Fédération internationale de football association — commonly known as FIFA — has created an anti-racism committee. Leading that committee will be Brazilian forward Vinicius Jr., who’s ...

FIFA responded to the backlash regarding its lack of anti-racism and anti-discrimination campaigns in the Club World Cup by displaying a "No To Racism" video ahead of a Wednesday match.