Guardian Editorials Address Arday Support and Infantino Criticism
The Guardian's editorial board published two separate opinion pieces: one urging diversity advocates to stand firm in support of academic Jason Arday, and another calling for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign for the sake of football. Together, they highlight ongoing debates over leadership and accountability in academia and international sports governance.
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