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FIFA's plan to sell stakes in $20bn World Cup business sparks UEFA fury: ‘Football’s soul is not an asset to trade'

FIFA's plan to sell stakes in a $20bn World Cup business has triggered UEFA fury, with critics warning that football's soul is being put up for sale worldwide.

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Hindustan Times·2h ago
FIFA's plan to sell stakes in $20bn World Cup business sparks UEFA fury: ‘Football’s soul is not an asset to trade'
FIFA's plan to sell stakes in a $20bn World Cup business has triggered UEFA fury, with critics warning that football's soul is being put up for sale worldwide.
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