Infantino passif face au racisme de Trump

Just days before the start of the 2026 World Cup, a new scandal has tarnished the organization of the event. Omar Abdulkadir Artan, 34, named best referee of the year by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in 2025, was poised to become the first Somali to officiate at a World Cup finals tournament. Selected after a rigorous selection process, he embodied the hope of Somalia, ranked 198th in the FIFA rankings, to shine indirectly on the world stage. Yet, despite a valid visa and a diplomatic passport, he was turned away upon arrival in the United States and sent to Istanbul without any valid explanation. This decision aligns with Donald Trump's radical stance against migrants and countries he openly despises. Somalia, which he has called a "rotten country" and "the worst country in the world," is clearly in his crosshairs. Omar Abdulkadir Artan is not being rejected for what he did, but for who he is: a Somali. This blatant act of racism humiliates not only a man, but also FIFA, Africa, and the very values ​​of sport. FIFA, under the leadership of Gianni Infantino, yielded without protest. This passivity raises questions: how far will FIFA go in its concessions to avoid offending the host country? This submission contrasts sharply with previous instances where sporting bodies, such as UEFA under Michel Platini, have successfully enforced their principles. My analysis is in this video. ➡️ FIND PASCAL BONIFACE ON: Facebook: https://cutt.ly/9W4KpNB Twitter:   / pascalboniface   Instagram: https://cutt.ly/8W4J9Iw LinkedIn: https://cutt.ly/XW4Ku4W