FIFA is reportedly reconsidering its decision to award its first-ever Peace Prize to former U.S. President Donald Trump. The award, presented in December of the previous year, faced significant criticism from within the soccer community. Now, less than a year later, FIFA's leadership has tasked a committee with determining the future of the controversial prize.
Sources indicate that several FIFA council members have called for the award to be abolished or depoliticized. The football social responsibility committee is expected to present its recommendations before the next FIFA council meeting in Doha on December 16th. This move suggests that Donald Trump may remain the sole recipient of the FIFA Peace Prize, given the backlash and internal pressure to reform or eliminate the award.
FIFA Reconsiders Controversial Peace Prize Awarded to Donald Trump
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