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Was FIFA selling the World Cup too cheaply? UEFA seeks independent valuation of Gianni Infantino's $20bn plan

UEFA seeks an independent valuation of FIFA's $20bn World Cup sale plan amid claims Infantino risked selling future tournament profits too cheaply to investors.

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Hindustan Times·2h ago
Was FIFA selling the World Cup too cheaply? UEFA seeks independent valuation of Gianni Infantino's $20bn plan
UEFA seeks an independent valuation of FIFA's $20bn World Cup sale plan amid claims Infantino risked selling future tournament profits too cheaply to investors.
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