Gianni Infantino has given Fifa's 211 member associations 53 days to sign up to his World Cup sell-off plan. If they do, he says they'll each get up to $40 million.
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Gianni Infantino has given Fifa’s 211 member associations 53 days to sign up to his World Cup sell-off plan. If they do, he says they’ll each get up to $40 million.
His proposals to create a Fifa subsidiary – 20% owned by private investors – has sparked an outcry in the football world. European football’s governing body UEFA has accused Fifa of using the sport to enrich itself and its friends.
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