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‘See you at the hairdresser’s’: Gianni Infantino’s bizarre reply to bald reporter
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‘See you at the hairdresser’s’: Gianni Infantino’s bizarre reply to bald reporter

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
  • Fifa president tells Sky man: ‘You have a nice haircut’

  • Defies Concacaf president plea to stay away ​from event

Gianni Infantino told a reporter “I’ll see you at the hairdresser’s” after he was asked whether he had betrayed football over his aborted World Cup sell-off plan.

The Fifa president was stopped outside a hotel in the Dominican Republic by the Sky News US correspondent, James Matthews, who challenged the under-fire leader of football’s governing body over why he had not resigned, despite calls from across the game for him to step down.

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