FIFA President Gianni Infantino is pursuing a deal to bring investors into World Cup tournament rights. This move could result in a substantial increase to his personal salary. Reports indicate Infantino could earn $64 million as a result of the agreement. The plan involves attracting investors to capitalize on the commercial opportunities surrounding the World Cup. Details of the investment structure and potential revenue streams remain largely undisclosed. Critics are likely to question the ethics of such a lucrative arrangement for the FIFA president. The deal signals a significant shift in how FIFA intends to commercialize its flagship tournament.