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UEFA fury as FIFA boss Infantino wants to sell shares in World Cup spin-off venture
United Kingdom🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

UEFA fury as FIFA boss Infantino wants to sell shares in World Cup spin-off venture

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed selling shares in a new World Cup-related spin-off venture, sparking controversy and anger within UEFA. The plan has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and financial implications for European football organizations. UEFA has expressed strong opposition to the proposal, highlighting disagreements over governance and control of international football events. The situation reflects broader tensions between FIFA and UEFA regarding decision-making power and financial interests in global soccer.

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UEFA fury as FIFA boss Infantino wants to sell shares in World Cup spin-off venture

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed selling shares in a new World Cup-related spin-off venture, sparking controversy and anger within UEFA. The plan has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and financial implications for European football organizations. UEFA has expressed strong opposition to the proposal, highlighting disagreements over governance and control of international football events. The situation reflects broader tensions between FIFA and UEFA regarding decision-making power and financial interests in global soccer.

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