Sepp Blatter, who served as Fifa president from 1998, resigned in 2015 amid corruption allegations, including accusations of vote-buying to secure his re-election. (EPA Images pic)BERLIN: Former Fifa boss Sepp Blatter has slammed current chief Gianni Infantino, calling his successor a "dictator" and suggesting he needs psychiatric help, in an interview with Der Spiegel published Wednesday.
Blatter, 90, criticised Infantino's decision to create the Fifa Peace Prize award for US president Donald Trump in the lead-up to this year's World Cup, hosted in the US, Canada and Mexico.
He was also critical of Infantino's post-World Cup plans to sell off part of the commercial rights of the competition in the future, which was scrapped after a fierce backlash.
