FIFA President Hints at Trump as First Peace Prize Recipient

FIFA President Gianni Infantino hinted at a potential recipient of the newly created FIFA Peace Prize, stating "on the 5th of December, you will see" when asked if President Donald Trump would be the first recipient of the award. Infantino made the comment at the America Business Forum in Miami, shortly after Trump addressed the same event. Infantino's statement sparked speculation about the potential winner of the FIFA Peace Prize, which is set to be awarded for the first time at the World Cup draw on December 5 in Washington. The award, designed to "recognize exceptional actions for peace," has been met with both praise and criticism from the international community. When asked about the potential recipient of the award, Infantino remained tight-lipped, saying only that the winner would be announced on December 5. However, his close relationship with Trump has led many to speculate that the former president may be the first recipient of the award. The creation of the FIFA Peace Prize has been seen as a significant development in the world of international soccer, with many praising the organization for recognizing the importance of peace and diplomacy in the sport. However, others have criticized the move, citing concerns about the potential politicization of the award. Infantino has been a vocal supporter of Trump, and the two have been seen together on several occasions, including a recent meeting in Egypt. Trump's presidency was marked by controversy and division, and many have questioned whether he is deserving of a peace prize. The FIFA Peace Prize is set to be awarded at the World Cup draw on December 5, which will take place in Washington. The event is expected to be closely watched by soccer fans and international leaders alike, and will provide a significant opportunity for Infantino and FIFA to promote the values of peace and diplomacy. In a statement, Infantino said that the FIFA Peace Prize was created to "recognize exceptional actions for peace" and to promote the values of diplomacy and cooperation in the world of international soccer. He added that the award would be given to individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to promoting peace and understanding through the sport. The creation of the FIFA Peace Prize has been seen as a significant development in the world of international soccer, and has sparked a wider debate about the role of sports in promoting peace and diplomacy. As the World Cup draw approaches, many are watching with interest to see who will be the first recipient of the award.