This is an audio transcript of The Rachman Review podcast episode: ‘Trump, Infantino and the political history of the World Cup’
Gideon RachmanHello, and welcome to the Rachman Review. I’m Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs commentator of the Financial Times. This week’s podcast comes from Miami. It’s about the World Cup. My guest is my FT colleague, Simon Kuper, author of a great new book, World Cup Fever. This World Cup has been distinguished by fantastic football on the pitch and strange conspiracy theories off it.
So do politics and business really affect what happens on the field?
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