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FIFA, World Cup and Gianni Infantino

UEFA vows World Cup boycott as Concacaf, AFC reject FIFA private equity plan

FIFA president Gianni Infantino's plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to a private equity group was dealt a major blow on Thursday, after Concacaf joined UEFA in rejecting the proposal.

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

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Senior FIFA Official Says Staff Were ‘Deceived’ By Infantino's World Cup Sell-Off Plan

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Uefa says it will boycott World Cup if Fifa pushes ahead with private investor proposal

Uefa said it would boycott Fifa competitions over the investor plan.

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World Cup meets Wall Street? What to know about FIFA’s proposed World Cup rights selloff

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Norwegian football chief warns of 'very serious' crisis over FIFA World Cup stake plan

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Infantino 'wrong man' to lead Fifa says Burnham as criticism grows

Carlos Cordeiro said Infantino's proposal was "a bad deal for football" and would "mortgage football's future".

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UEFA nations agree to boycott World Cups over FIFA’s private investment plans

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Fifa says 'nobody selling football' as plan continues

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World Cup Boycott Backed by Europe as Asia, North America Opppose

The Asian Football Confederation has joined the North, Central America and Caribbean football association and UEFA in opposition to FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell stakes in its competitions to private investors.

UEFA’s World Cup boycott explained — and what happens next?

At a meeting on Thursday, European nations agreed to boycott men's and women's World Cups unless FIFA's private investment plans are shelved

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FIFA issues 'clarification' statement after UEFA and Concacaf announce opposition to partial sale of World Cup

FIFA's leadership would like to make sure everyone understands how it plans to sell off part of the World Cup.

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FIFA studies expanding 2030 World Cup to 64 teams: Reuters

FIFA is studying whether to expand the 2030 men's World Cup from 48 to 64 teams, according to a document reviewed by Reuters, as the tournament prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary.