FIFA President Infantino Receives 33% Salary Increase to Over $4.6 Million

The pay rise coincides with the Women's World Cup year, amidst FIFA's record revenue and plans for future tournaments.

FIFA raised Gianni Infantino's base salary by 33% last year, making his total compensation exceed $4.67 million.
The increase follows Infantino's re-election and the successful staging of the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
FIFA projects a revenue of $11 billion in the 2023-2026 cycle, with significant contributions expected from Saudi sponsors.
The governing body spent $499 million on the Women's World Cup, with payments to participating teams and players rising to $152 million.
Financial reserves are described as 'solid,' expected to fall in the next two years before rising again in 2026.