COULD GIANNI INFANTINO REALLY BECOME UN SECRETARY GENERAL IF TRUMP PUTS HIM FORWARD?
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US President can push FIFA’s boss to lead the United Nations, but not impose him over the other candidates – and the other permanent members of the Security Council would need to endorse him.
According to Latest News From Euronews | Euro, US President can push FIFA’s boss to lead the United Nations, but not impose him over the other candidates – and the other permanent members of the Security Council would need to endorse him.
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- Latest News From Euronews | Euro: US President can push FIFA’s boss to lead the United Nations, but not impose him over the other candidates – and the other permanent members of the Security Council would need to endorse him.
- Deutsche Welle: For the first time in a decade, the United Nations will soon choose a new Secretary-General.
- Deutsche Welle: DW takes a look at the six candidates, what they stand for and the challenges they and the UN will face.
- The Times of Israel: US president reportedly believes the Swiss soccer boss has the necessary skills to take on the job, but there has been no indication that Infantino is interested The post Report: Trump wants FIFA chief Infantino to…
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ORIGINAL SOURCE LINKS
- PRIMARY REPORT: Latest News From Euronews | Euro (open the original report)
- Deutsche Welle
- The Times of Israel
STORY TIMELINE
- 22/07/2026, 16:56 RELATED COVERAGE REPORT: TRUMP WANTS FIFA CHIEF INFANTINO TO SERVE AS NEXT UN SECRETARY-GENERAL (The Times of Israel • 2 hrs ago) [Story Intel]
- 22/07/2026, 17:51 PRIMARY FEED COULD GIANNI INFANTINO REALLY BECOME UN SECRETARY GENERAL IF TRUMP PUTS HIM FORWARD? (Latest News From Euronews | Euro • 1 hr ago) [Story Intel]
- 22/07/2026, 18:52 RELATED COVERAGE WHO COULD BE THE NEXT UN SECRETARY-GENERAL? (Deutsche Welle • 16 mins ago) [Story Intel]
RELATED DAMMNEWS COVERAGE
- REPORT: TRUMP WANTS FIFA CHIEF INFANTINO TO SERVE AS NEXT UN SECRETARY-GENERAL
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NYT > World News • 7 mins ago • GLOBAL - WHO COULD BE THE NEXT UN SECRETARY-GENERAL?
Deutsche Welle • 16 mins ago • GERMANY