Fifa Call Out ‘Effort to Undermine’ Gianni Infantino After Newspaper Apology
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Fifa call out ‘effort to undermine’ Gianni Infantino after newspaper apology
Fifa’s president remains under scrutiny following a proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup to private partners
Fifa, with a post published on its own social media, "takes note of the apology published today by the Times following an inaccurate and harmful report." (ANSA)
It was in the midst of the FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) scandal that left the president seeking re-election against the strings.What is it?
The Times apologizes to Gianni Infantino and FIFA for incorrect information. The reply: "False accusations, we will continue to challenge them vigorously"
The British edition of The Times rebutted its own article on the undeclared revenues of FIFA President Gianny Infantino and apologized to the organization and its head.
The British newspaper The Times corrected an article about the president of FIFA, in which he had pointed out the existence of a second salary and an alleged real estate operation in Miami. The entity governing world football claimed responsibility from the media.
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