Un decision alone lifts Folarin Balogun's World Cup ban

Under the bright lights of the World Cup quarter‑final, Folarin Balogun stood ready on the pitch after a single decision lifted his suspension, allowing him to feature in the United States‑Belgium match that ended 1‑4. The drama unfolded as fans watched the striker prepare, aware that his eligibility hinged on one man’s ruling. The moment captured the tension of a tournament where every player’s status can change the outcome. Le Times reported that FIFA." a solitary official, Mohammad Al Kamali, president of the disciplinary commission, made the decision to lift the ban. No other of the 17 commission members was consulted, making the process unusually unilateral. Photo: © photonews NOUVEAU Reçois des notifications pour chaque news importante ! Inscris‑toi ICI ! Deviens fan de Etats‑Unis! The article itself carries this promotional line, reminding readers to sign up for updates and to follow the United States team.

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Gianni Infantino stressed the independence of FIFA’s judicial bodies, saying, "The judicial instances of FIFA are independent. They operate autonomously, apply the FIFA disciplinary Code and decide based on the applicable regulations and the facts of each case." He reiterated that this independence is essential for the credibility and integrity of football. Infantino added that he always respects the decisions of the disciplinary commission, even when surprised or in disagreement, and that respecting the autonomy of the bodies that issue them is paramount. Readers are invited to subscribe to the Walfoot newsletter for further insights.

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The legitimacy of the procedure remains in question, as the exclusion of the 17 other commission members raises doubts about transparency. Observers note that it is rare for Mohammad Al Kamali to act alone, prompting calls for clearer governance.