Infantino en tournée en Russie et au Qatar

Le président de la FIFA Gianni Infantino se rendra en Russie du 19 au 20 avril puis au Qatar du 20 au 22, afin de visiter les pays-hôtes des deux prochaines éditions de la Coupe du monde, a annoncé la fédération internationale. Le président de la FIFA débutera son séjour de deux jours en Russie avec une visite du stade Loujniki de Moscou, qui accueillera le match d’ouverture et la finale de la Coupe du monde 2018. Gianni Infantino rencontrera ensuite notamment des représentants du comité organisateur de la compétition. Il embarquera le soir du 20 avril pour Doha, où il rencontrera, parmi d’autres, des membres du comité organisateur de la Coupe du monde 2022 et des membres du gouvernement qatari.

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