FIFA and Qatari officials made the controversial decision to ban selling alcohol at the World Cup on Friday, just two days before the tournament begins.
"If this is the biggest problem we have, I’ll sign that ," he said.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino answers questions during a 2026 soccer World Cup news conference Thursday, June 16, 2022, in New York."We tried until the end to see whether it was possible," Infantino added."Maybe there is a reason why in France, in Spain, in Scotland, alcohol is banned in stadiums. Maybe they are more intelligent than us, having thought maybe we should be doing that.
Fans will still be able to purchase alcoholic beer at the FIFA Fan Festival, and those with luxury access are expected to retain access to champagne, wine and liquor.
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