FIFA has officially scrapped a highly controversial plan to open the World Cup to billions of dollars in private commercial investment following an intense wave of backlash from global soccer governing bodies. The initiative, known
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced on Friday that the organization has officially abandoned its ambitious and highly contested plan to sell private stakes in future World Cup tournaments. The proposal, which sought an estimated 20
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing a mounting crisis within the global soccer community after a controversial plan to privatize parts of the World Cup sparked a wave of high level resignations and diplomatic friction.
FIFA is standing its ground in a high stakes power struggle over the future of the World Cup, refusing to back down even after UEFA members voted unanimously to boycott all FIFA tournaments. The conflict
