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World Cup, FIFA and Gianni Infantino

Infantino abandoned his World Cup equity plan after seismic FIFA backlash. Here’s what to know

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed spinning off FIFA’s commercial businesses, including World Cups and Club World Cups for men and women, into a $20 billion subsidiary with 20% owned by priv...

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Why is FIFA selling the World Cup? Gianni Infantino's controversial plan explained

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UEFA Offers Scathing Gianni Infantino Criticism After FIFA’s World Cup Plan Collapses

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Infantino wants to sell off the World Cup. This Is Why.

Infantino wants to sell off the World Cup.

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UEFA Says It Has Lost Confidence In FIFA's Infantino After Failed Private Equity Plan For World Cup

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FIFA Drops World Cup Stake Sale Plan in Setback for Infantino

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Infantino’s plan to sell off the World Cup is falling apart

Uefa’s 55 members have voted to boycott future World Cups if Infantino goes ahead with his plan to bring private investors into its competitions.

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European Nations Vow FIFA World Cup Boycott Over Infantino Private Equity Plan As Opposition Spreads

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Giannni Infantino World Cup plan in tatters as new statement released after fury

European nations vow FIFA World Cup boycott over Infantino private equity plan as opposition spreads

Later Thursday, the 41-member Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) met and announced it rejected Infantino’s plan.

Pressure rises on Infantino and FIFA’s World Cup investor plan as adviser resigns and Asia opposes

Pressure is growing on FIFA President Gianni Infantino and his divisive plan to sell World Cup profits to private equity.

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FIFA World Cup sale falls through: UEFA, Concacaf, AFC and Sepp Blatter all blasted Gianni Infantino's plan

Three confederations were hard against the idea. The other three didn't exactly voice support either.

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FIFA, Gianni Infantino scrap plan to sell World Cup stakes after global backlash

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's World Cup privatization plan faced backlash from UEFA, CONCACAF, Asian Football Confederation, and within FIFA.