UEFA says it’s lost confidence in FIFA’s Infantino after failed private equity plan
UEFA loses confidence in FIFA's Infantino after private equity plan fails
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "Gianni Infantino and FIFA ultimately scrapped their secret plan to sell an investment stake in the World Cup following widespread backlash and a declared loss of confidence from European soccer. The failed financing proposal drew criticism from multiple confederations and figures, leaving the FIFA president under intense pressure amid questions about his future." }
Epilogue added 46d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The World Cup Is Not for Sale The New Yorker · 48d ago
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UEFA says it’s lost confidence in FIFA’s Infantino after failed private equity plan AP News · 49d ago broke it first
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FIFA scrapped its plan to sell stakes in the World Cup following a backlash. This decision comes after UEFA expressed loss of confidence in FIFA's Gianni Infantino.
The plan's abandonment was reported by multiple outlets including AP News, which also covered UEFA's stance.
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