After registering their objections to FIFA’s lack of transparency in its deal to sell a stake in future World Cups to private investors, the expectation is that the majority of national football associations will accept Gianni Infantino’s offer of a quick US$20-million payout to endorse the arrangement. A second tranche would follow. The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), despite expressing tepid reservations about the process, is likely to be at the forefront of Concacaf members urging its approval.

CONCACAF followed UEFA on Wednesday by criticising FIFA's controversial plans to sell a stake in the business operations of the World Cup and its other competitions through the…

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