Samir Xaud, the married president of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), is facing allegations of misusing federation funds to fly a mistress to New York shortly before the World Cup's opening ceremony. According to reports from Brazilian outlet Portal Leo Dias, cited by the NY Post, Xaud, 42, was seen socializing with a fitness entrepreneur in Manhattan in early June.
The entrepreneur reportedly stayed at a four-star hotel for eight days in a room booked under Xaud's name. The pair were allegedly seen departing a restaurant in a vehicle rented by the federation for Xaud's trip. Following this New York excursion, Xaud is alleged to have traveled to Mexico City, where he met his wife of over 20 years, Natalia, for the World Cup's opening ceremony.
This is not the first time Xaud has faced such accusations. Portal Leo Dias also alleges that in December 2025, he sent a model and influencer to Qatar for a FIFA Intercontinental World Cup match at the federation's expense. The Brazilian Football Confederation has officially denied the allegations concerning the misuse of funds.
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