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Power struggle in FIFA: Now the question is: who will inherit Infantino?
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Power struggle in FIFA: Now the question is: who will inherit Infantino?

The article discusses the growing conflict within FIFA, highlighting criticism of President Gianni Infantino over his sales plans, particularly from UEFA. It mentions that even U.S. President Donald Trump has distanced himself from Infantino. The focus is now shifting towards potential successors to Infantino, indicating a power struggle within the organization.

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Power struggle in FIFA: Now the question is: who will inherit Infantino?

The article discusses the growing conflict within FIFA, highlighting criticism of President Gianni Infantino over his sales plans, particularly from UEFA. It mentions that even U.S. President Donald Trump has distanced himself from Infantino. The focus is now shifting towards potential successors to Infantino, indicating a power struggle within the organization.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced overview of the controversy surrounding FIFA President Gianni Infantino, mentioning both UEFA's criticism and Trump's distancing. There is no clear ideological slant or emphasis on one side over another. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the situation rather än

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