FIFA President Gianni Infantino told football fans and critics to “chill and relax” as the governing body came under fresh pressure over immigration problems, travel restrictions and ticket prices ahead of the start of the World Cup. Infantino defended the organisation’s handling of several controversies that have dominated the buildup, from visa issues affecting teams and officials to complaints about expensive tickets. He insisted FIFA was doing everything possible to find solutions. “It’s important sometimes to chill, relax,” he said. “We work on everything. Sometimes, screaming and shouting does not find a solution.” His comments came as FIFA faced criticism over entry restrictions affecting some participants and supporters. The issue gained attention after Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry to the United States, prompting criticism from the United Nations over immigration issues. Infantino acknowledged the frustration but argued that FIFA cannot control decisions made by governments. “We don’t live on the moon, we live on planet Earth,” he said. “We have to respect that we are not kings of the world, who can rule …