Joshua Kushner, brother-in-law to Donald Trump, has admitted a mistake and expressed regret regarding potential investment in FIFA’s controversial World Cup plans. Kushner was considering investing in the project, which has faced criticism for its financial implications and potential human rights concerns. He has now broken off discussions, acknowledging he should have exercised greater due diligence. The announcement follows mounting scrutiny surrounding the bid and its associated risks. Kushner’s firm, Thrive Capital, was reportedly exploring a significant financial stake. This withdrawal represents a setback for FIFA's efforts to secure funding for the expanded tournament. The decision highlights the increasing reluctance of investors to become involved with projects linked to controversy.