Conmebol Opened Consultations on Infantino's Plan, Just Before It Collapsed.
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The World Football Association abandons its much criticized investor plans. This calls for clear reactions in the international media.
The reserve shown by the South American organization precipitated the fall of the initiative promoted by the president of FIFA, which involved the sale of commercial rights and events organized by the mother house to private. UEFA, the Concacaf and the Asian Football Confederation had shown their rejection
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SANTIAGO (AP) — The Conmebol reported on Friday that it had convened a meeting of its Council to evaluate the plan of FIFA President Gianni Infantino to sell a share of the World Cup revenues, a proposal that collapsed just hours later.
UEFA and other continental associations are threatening boycott, while the South American confederation, Conmebol, remains cautious: FIFA is causing trouble with its billion-dollar plans.
UEFA and other continental associations are threatening boycott, while the South American confederation, Conmebol, remains cautious: FIFA is causing trouble with its billion-dollar plans.
CONMEBOL referred to the project promoted by Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, which contemplates the participation of private capital in different tournaments organized by the world’s highest football organization. Under the title “First is football”, the South American entity reported that it still did not take a definitive position and will continue to analyze the proposal. The initiative generated the rejection of important confederations…
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