Gianni Infantino is determined to cling onto power as FIFA president and his refusal to resign in the wake of the World Cup private investment scandal could force UEFA into action
UEFA could boycott 5 tournaments in next 11 months after new Gianni Infantino statement
Gianni Infantino is determined to cling onto power as FIFA president and his refusal to resign in the wake of the World Cup private investment scandal could force UEFA into action
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Felix Keith Senior Sports Reporter
16:23, 07 Aug 2026Updated 16:23, 07 Aug 2026
European soccer’s governing body was quick to claim FIFA’s latest statement “changes nothing.”
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