Disgraced Sepp Blatter Breaks Silence on Gianni Infantino's World Cup Plans with Scathing Response
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The Times reveals that Gianni Infantino would have told the Fifa member federations that they would lose "nearly 75%" of their potential gains if they did not approve of the World Cup's partial sale project.
Disgraced Sepp Blatter breaks silence on Gianni Infantino's World Cup plans with scathing response
Disgraced Sepp Blatter breaks silence on Gianni Infantino's World Cup plans with scathing response . Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter has launched a blistering attack on Gianni Infantino's controversial plans to open the commercial future of the World Cup to private investors, insisting "no one has the right to sell our game"
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and former FIFA president Joseph Blatter have joined critics of soccer's governing body's plans to set up a private company to host the World Cup and other events.
With plans for a sale of rights to their football tournaments, Fifa is creating new whirlwinds. Donald Trump's family members will probably join in behind the scenes in the future. This could be tricky for the US president.
Who owns football? All or some of the chosen ones? FIFA boss Gianni Infantino raises this fundamental question. His plans to sell parts of the World Cup to investors are partly taken up with shock internationally.
The domestic sports federation is reconsidering its support for Infantino.
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