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Critics, however, argued that FIFA was the perfect organization to give the president a made-up peace prize given its long history of corruption and bribery scandals. @EiFSoccer, an account on X primarily dedicated to soccer news, said that “the FIFA Peace Prize is unironically one of the worst awards someone could possibly get,” given that it was being handed out by “one of the most corrupt sporting institutions of all time.” “Winning the FIFA Peace Prize is like winning the Dahmer Culinary Award,” joked journalist Mark Jacob on Bluesky. Fashion commentator Derek Guy, meanwhile, wondered “WTF is a FIFA Peace Prize” and then equated it to “being an NFL laureate in physics.”