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The power struggle at the top of world football is heating up fast. UEFA is threatening Fifa with legal action after Gianni Infantino quietly shelved his controversial plan to sell off stakes in Fifa competitions to private investors. The governing body of European football is making clear it will not stand by while decisions of that magnitude get made without proper process or consultation.
And Infantino's troubles don't stop there. Wales have become the first nation to publicly withdraw their support for the Fifa president's bid to retain leadership of the organisation. It's a significant symbolic blow, and the question now is whether other football associations follow suit and turn what started as quiet discontent into a full-blown challenge to his authority.
Shifting to the transfer window, and Barcelona are being handed an intriguing opportunity. Al Hilal are open to loaning out Darwin Nunez after failing to attract a satisfactory permanent offer for the Uruguayan striker. The Saudi club and Nunez's representatives have been exploring options, and Barcelona are keeping a close eye as they look to bolster their attacking options before the window slams shut.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
