FIFA President Gianni Infantino has come under fresh scrutiny as he faces a series of questions on the eve of the World Cup, with attention focused on governance, tournament preparations, and global football decisions.

As anticipation builds ahead of the tournament, Infantino addressed media concerns surrounding FIFA’s organization of the competition, including issues related to logistics, infrastructure readiness, and overall event management.

The FIFA chief also responded to questions on broader football governance matters, as stakeholders continue to raise concerns about transparency, scheduling decisions, and the commercial direction of the sport.

Despite the pressure, FIFA maintains that preparations for the World Cup are on track, with final arrangements being completed across host venues.

Infantino reiterated that the tournament remains one of the most carefully coordinated sporting events in the world, bringing together teams, fans, and officials from across continents.

The World Cup, which draws billions of viewers globally, is expected to begin under intense media attention, both on and off the pitch.

Analysts say scrutiny of FIFA leadership is common in the lead-up to major tournaments, especially given the scale, economic impact, and global influence of the event.

As kickoff approaches, attention will shift to the performances on the field, but questions surrounding governance and administration are expected to remain part of the wider conversation.