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UEFA maintains World Cup boycott threat

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 · 7h · on MSN
UEFA keeps World Cup boycott threat despite FIFA apology for sale plan
UEFA is holding on to its threat of a World Cup boycott, despite apologies from FIFA and Gianni Infantino for plans, now withdrawn, to sell stakes in the tournament.

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 · 9h · on MSN
UEFA maintains World Cup boycott threat after Gianni Infantino's crisis meeting
 · 7h
Uefa double down on Fifa boycott but hold greater weapon to unseat Gianni Infantino
 · 21h
Football great Luis Figo slams FIFA president Gianni Infantino after World Cup sale plans backfire
Football legend Luis Figo has branded FIFA president Gianni Infantino “the lowest, most deceitful and cravenly self-interested” as he fights to save his job after the World Cup sell-off debacle.

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 · 19h
‘Sycophants’: Gun turns over FIFA furore as football’s great hypocrisy laid bare — UK View
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FIFA apologises for World Cup sell-off plan and pledges support for Infantino
 · 1d
FIFA war escalates over leaked Infantino letter, explosive whack as fresh bribery claim emerges
However, the 56-year old has issued an apology to FIFA Council members over the ill-fated plan to sell a stake in a new commercial venture that would have taken control of the World Cup and other majo...

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 · 7h
Why Infantino is clinging on to power at FIFA
 · 7h
Uefa says boycott may still go ahead as FA withdraws Infantino support
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UEFA-FIFA beef, explained: Why European soccer body is leading fight against Gianni Infantino presidency

Over the last decade, tensions between world football governing bodies have grown. Things seem to be coming to a head in 2026.
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UEFA vice president seeks ‘custodian of ⁠sport’ after FIFA-Infantino furore

UEFA continues to lead criticism of FIFA President Gianni Infantino despite global body’s defiant stance.
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