Eleven US FIFA World Cup host cities seek clarification on $1M payments pledged by FIFAInfantino for community projects that have not been delivered
Eleven US host cities for the FIFA World Cup are reportedly seeking clarification on $1 million payments promised by FIFA President Gianni Infantino for community football pitches and projects that have yet to be delivered.
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