The new president of the world governing body has promised to take football forward.
Gianni Infantino says: 'We will restore the image and respect of FIFA and everyone in the world will be proud of us.'
Following controversy, corruption scandals, arrests and sackings, Infantino succeeds Sepp Blatter as president of FIFA.
FIFA's Congress of delegates from around the world also overwhelmingly passed a set of reforms intended to make the organisation more transparent, professional and accountable.
The new president should face much closer scrutiny than Blatter did, he'll have less influence over the day-to-day management of business affairs and for the first time the president's salary will be published.
So, as a new era kicks off, can Infantino make the changes demanded by many across the football world
Presenter: Jane Dutton
Guests:
Jaimie Fuller - FIFA Reform Campaigner and Chairman of sportwear company SKINS
Emanuel Mereidos - Chief executive of the International Centre for Sport Security
Borja Garcia - Senior Lecturer in Sports Policy at Loughborough University in the UK
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