UEFA Reportedly Paid Woman Involved in Affair with FIFA President
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UEFA Reportedly Paid Woman Involved in Affair with FIFA President

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European football’s governing body, UEFA, reportedly paid a six-figure sum to a woman who had an affair with FIFA president Gianni Infantino while he was the secretary general of the federation. The payment also included fees for her to attend business school.

The affair allegedly occurred during Infantino's time as secretary general. According to reports, UEFA intervened financially to address the situation.

The financial arrangement involved a six-figure payout to the woman and covered expenses for her enrollment in a business school program. The specific details surrounding the nature of the relationship and the reasoning behind UEFA’s actions remain largely undisclosed beyond this initial reporting.

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