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What happened in PSG vs Aston Villa tonight suggests Bradley Barcola to Liverpool could be close - opinion
TOM COLLOMOSSE IN SALZBURG: The UEFA Super Cup belongs to Paris Saint-Germain but Aston Villa left Salzburg with something far more precious than a piece of pre-season silverware. Between them‚ teenagers Brian Madjo and George Hemmings have made just six competitive appearances for Villa. Yet both frightened the life out of the back-to-back Champions League winners and on this evidence‚ they will be given plenty more opportunities by Unai Emery. They may have sold £150million worth of talent in Morgan Rogers‚ Youri Tielemans and Lucas Digne since winning the Europa League and have doubts over the future of other key players. There is nothing quite like teenagers stepping up to the mark‚ though‚ and their performances will give Villa plenty of encouragement ahead of their Premier League opener at Brighton on August 23.
The pressure on Gianni Infantino to resign as FIFA president has grown after it emerged UEFA paid off his alleged mistress during his time with the European governing body.
UEFA have doubled down on their threat to boycott the World Cup as the organisation reiterated it has 'lost confidence' in FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Infantino has faced a major backlash since plans to sell off stakes in the World Cup emerged‚ leading to European football's governing body UEFA's initial threat to boycott the tournament if the plans were enacted. While plans have been scrapped‚ FIFA executives on Wednesday issued a statement giving their 'full support' to Infantino while acknowledging 'mistakes' in the plan.
Gianni Infantino's hopes of surviving as FIFA president have been boosted after four Asian nations publicly backed him following the abolition of divisive plans to sell stakes in the World Cup. UEFA partnered with the North‚ Central America and Caribbean confederation (CONCACAF) and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) to force Infantino to drop plans to sell a £3.1billion stake in the World Cup to private investors. UEFA and CONCACAF have since called on Infantino to quit - but their ploy to depose the Swiss football administrator has hit a roadblock after Kuwait‚ Qatar‚ Sri Lanka and Lebanon reiterated their confidence in his leadership.
UEFA has declared a loss of confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino following the breakdown of his 'shabby‚ back-room deal' to sell the World Cup.
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