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Aaron Paul is joined by Andros Townsend, Don Hutchison and The Athletic’s Adam Crafton to dig into FIFA, Gianni Infantino and the transfer market.
BBC Sports Editor Dan Roan brings the latest on Infantino’s prospects, less than a week after plans to sell stakes in FIFA competitions to private investors were revealed. Is his tenure under threat, or can he regroup after a bruising week? You’ll also hear from UEFA vice-president Laura McAllister.
In the transfer window, what’s next for Newcastle following Eddie Howe’s departure? BBC Sport’s Ciaran Kelly assesses where the club stands after key players and their manager moved on.
And could Arsenal really land Real Madrid star Vinícius Júnior—and where would that deal rank among the Premier League’s biggest marquee transfers?
Timecodes:
00:45 The latest on Infantino and FIFA, with Dan Roan
05:20 Laura McAllister on FA Wales’ decision to withdraw support for Gianni Infantino
10:00 Is Infantino still courting Trump, and what could keep him in power?
14:55 Why did this moment trigger stronger opposition to Infantino?
16:15 How did those at the World Cup view Infantino’s controversies?
23:00 Where do Newcastle United go from here, and could Bruno Guimaraes join Arsenal? With Ciaran Kelly
39:45 Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi teases a “bomba” signing
42:25 Could Arsenal really sign Real Madrid’s Vinícius Júnior, and how big would it be in Premier League history?