Football’s global governing body, FIFA, is under fire yet again. They have been accused of bias, corruption, and open favouritism towards Saudi Arabia and Qatar. From shady World Cup qualifier advantages to uncontested hosting rights for future tournaments, FIFA’s credibility is on the line. Is the same organisation that once stood for fairness and global unity now bowing to power, politics, and petrodollars? Rupha Ramani breaks down how Saudi Arabia and Qatar became untouchable within FIFA, why Gianni Infantino’s leadership is being questioned, and what this means for the future of world football.