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Fifa boss Infantino keeps job after crisis meeting (opens the original)
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European football’s governing body is still threatening to boycott the World Cup after Fifa’s president Gianni Infantino insisted he would not be stepping down. Britain’s Football Association has also sent a letter to Fifa officially withdrawing their support. Mr Infantino has been under pressure over his now abandoned plan to sell off stakes in competitions like the world cup to private investors.
Dogs ride the waves at annual World Dog Surfing Championships (opens the original)
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The world dog surfing championships have been taking place in the Californian city of Pacifica.
Calls for FIFA leadership review as pressure grows on Infantino (opens the original)
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A rift at the top of football is widening Uefa – which runs European football – said it had lost confidence in the boss of the sport’s world governing body. Last night Fifa abandoned a plan by it’s boss Gianni Infantino to sell off stakes in the World Cup and other competitions to private investors. But Uefa accused Infantino of trying to force through a “shabby back room deal” which was “anything but transparent”.
International pressure rises against Fifa President Gianni Infantino’s World Cup plan (opens the original)
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Gianni Infantino, the boss of world football’s governing body Fifa, is coming under increasing pressure after the North American and Asian confederations both joined UEFA’s revolt against his plan to sell a minority stake in the World Cup to private investors. The crisis has left Mr Infantino facing the gravest crisis of his decade-long Fifa presidency. He had been expected to be re-elected next March unopposed, but now European delegates are encouraging rival candidates to challenge him.
Uefa to boycott World Cup if Fifa sell-off goes ahead (opens the original)
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All 55 European footballing nations have agreed to boycott the World Cup in protest at Fifa’s plans to sell off a 20 per cent stake in the competition. Uefa’s boycott resolution applies to all Fifa-run competitions across men’s, women’s and youth football. Anger at the plans has been heightened by Donald Trump’s links to a potential buyout as his son-in-law’s brother Joshua Kushner is potentially a key investor.
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