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FIFA reported over 30,000 abusive social media posts since January 2025, referring 11 individuals to authorities and blacklisting repeat offenders.
FIFA has stepped up its fight against online abuse in football, reporting over 30,000 abusive social media posts since January 2025, with more than 65,000 flagged since the launch of its Social Media Protection Service in 2022.
Eleven individuals from seven countries were referred to law enforcement for abusive behavior during FIFA events, including one case shared with Interpol.
Repeat offenders are being blacklisted from purchasing tickets to future tournaments.
The system was used during the inaugural Club World Cup in the U.S., monitoring 2,401 accounts, analyzing nearly 6 million posts, and reporting over 20,500 abusive messages.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to accountability and safety online.
La FIFA reportó más de 30,000 publicaciones abusivas en las redes sociales desde enero de 2025, remitiendo a 11 personas a las autoridades y poniendo en una lista negra a los infractores reincidentes.