The Norwegian Football Federation (NFF) asks FIFA’s ethics committee to investigate a “peace prize” awarded to U.S. President Donald Trump. According to reports, the request follows controversy over the prize and is intended to prompt a review by FIFA’s ethics body. Another account says FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented Trump with FIFA’s inaugural peace prize during a December 6 event tied to the 2026 World Cup draw. The NFF’s move is framed as an ethics-related inquiry rather than an effort to change the prize immediately, and it centers on whether FIFA’s awarding of the honor aligns with its ethical standards.
The two reports agree on the key elements: the NFF’s request for FIFA ethics review, Trump as the recipient, and the role of FIFA President Gianni Infantino in awarding the inaugural peace prize during the December 6 2026 World Cup draw. Both sources also indicate that the matter is now before FIFA’s ethics committee for consideration.
