A decade at the helm: Gianni Infantino marks 10 years as Kenya features in FIFA's long-term plan
Today marks exactly 10 years since Gianni Infantino stepped into office as FIFA President. After a decade in office, the Swiss-Italian is more than hopeful about the future of Kenyan football...
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Gianni Infantino celebrates 10 years in office as FIFA President, a tenure marked by his commitment to reform and a promise to "bring football back to FIFA."
- The FIFA President has notably engaged with Kenya, recently meeting with President William Ruto in August 2025, indicating Kenya's inclusion in FIFA's long-term plans.
- Previously serving as Secretary General of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), Infantino's presidency began with a clear vision for revitalizing the sport's governing body.
- His initial campaign focused on a principle of "bringing football back to FIFA, and FIFA back to football," setting the tone for his decade-long leadership.
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