FIFA president lauds Seattle
Why FIFA's president is confident in Seattle's ability to host back-to-back world events
It's a lot, it's the eyes of the world on our city. And the sports governing body is confident Seattle is ready. "I'm extremely, extremely confident," said FIFA World President Gianni Infantino, who is visiting Seattle ahead of those major events next year.
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