Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty ImagesThe 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico might be the greatest tournament ever for several reasons.Many of footballs biggest stars performed at their best, including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Erling Haaland.Meanwhile, the millions of supporters in the host cities and the world-class stadiums created an incredible atmosphere.The only criticism of the World Cup was that it became too political, with Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump receiving the blame.The FIFA President currently faces two formal complaints over his relationship with Trump in the aftermath of the tournament.Why Gianni Infantino is facing two formal complaintsFront Office Sports has explained the details of FairSquares two formal complaints about FIFA President Gianni Infantino.FairSquare are a nonprofit research organisation that have taken issue with Infantinos relationship with Donald Trump.Photo by Harry Langer/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty ImagesThey made their first complaint to the FIFA Ethics Committee about Infantinos alleged failure to remain politically neutral.FairSquare provided four examples, including Infantino awarding FIFAs inaugural Peace Prize to the United States President.They have since applied more pressure to the FIFA Ethics Committee following the Folarin Balogun saga at the World Cup.Baloguns one-game ban was suspended after Trump called Infantino, though FIFA insist it had no impact on their decision.FairSquare made their second complaint to the International Olympic Committee, of which Infantino is a member.They allege that the FIFA President has violated the IOCs rules on political neutrality with his public support for Trump.The IOC have reportedly told Front Office Sports that the complaint falls outside its jurisdiction following thorough analysis.Only time will tell whether Infantino will be cleared of any wrongdoing or proven guilt of taking sides with Trump.Read more:Ballon dOr loading Victor Wembanyama shows off impressive soccer skills during NBA offseasonFIFA President Gianni Infantino lashes out at critics planting seeds of hate after 2026 World CupOtherwise hes out Will Ferrell reveals the surprising rule Lionel Messi has for every commercial