FIFA, world football's Zurich-based governing body, will not be going ahead with its proposal to open up to private investors.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
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FIFA, world football's Zurich-based governing body, will not be going ahead with its proposal to open up to private investors. Faced with a backlash and threats of a World Cup boycott, notably from UEFA, it announced in the early hours of Saturday morning that it was scrapping the proposal.
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