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European football considers World Cup boycott over FIFA's controversial $20bn sellout plan

FIFA's plan to sell a 20% stake in a new commercial subsidiary has sparked fierce backlash from UEFA, the FA and Concacaf over transparency and governance concerns. UEFA is considering an emergency meeting, with a potential World Cup boycott among options. Gianni Infantino insists the proposal would unlock $10 billion in funding for member associations through 2030.

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Times of India·4h ago
European football considers World Cup boycott over FIFA's controversial $20bn sellout plan
FIFA's plan to sell a 20% stake in a new commercial subsidiary has sparked fierce backlash from UEFA, the FA and Concacaf over transparency and governance concerns. UEFA is considering an emergency meeting, with a potential World Cup boycott among options. Gianni Infantino insists the proposal would unlock $10 billion in funding for member associations through 2030.
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