FIFA says it strongly rejects any claims that it has failed to disclose any financial information.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is under increasing pressure to resign - after it was revealed that he received an undeclared second salary of 1.3 million pounds in 2024.
US tax filings show the money was from FWC2026, the company set up to organise and run this summer's World Cup.
FIFA says it strongly rejects any claims that it has failed to disclose any financial information.

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