☕️ Infantino’s hefty pay rise bid and the day’s 5️⃣ stories | OneFootball

From Infantino’s maneuvers to a wonder goal from an old gunslinger, here are the five stories we suggest to start your Sunday in the best possible way.

💰 Infantino wanted to give himself a 30 million salary

Martin Ziegler explains in his article for The Times that Gianni Infantino was planning to give himself a salary of 30 million dollars a year plus bonuses for leading the company managing the World Cup and the rest of FIFA’s tournaments. 

"After 2031 we can make a considerable amount of money here," Infantino told an associate, referring to the date when he expected his term as president to end. When he was jokingly asked whether his 6 million dollar salary was not enough for him, Infantino replied: "No, I’m talking about a serious amount."

🦈 What’s going on with the shark?

Has he been taken away? According to Sport, Barcelona are confident Ferran Torres will stay, but they are not going to offer him an improved renewal. If PSG convince him and pay up, the hero of the 2026 World Cup will have the door open.

🤔 Endrick, back to square one

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Fighting for scraps has been the theme of Endrick’s first steps at the top level. He is battling for minutes in Brazil and now once again at Real Madrid after his loan to OL.

Yesterday he scored to tell Mourinho that he wants to battle Espí for the backup spot to Mabappé.

🤩 Luis Suárez’s stunning chipped goal

The Uruguayan striker scored a spectacular goal from more than 40 meters out in last night’s match between Inter Miami and Columbus Crew. The years go by, the quality remains.

📺 What matches are on today?

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