Infantino open to major funding increase for FIFA member nations
International Football Association (FIFA) President Gianni Infantino is open to a significant increase in funding for FIFA’s 211 member nations.
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Europe’s top leagues unite against FIFA chief Gianni Infantino
The pressure is increasing on Gianni Infantino. Now the FIFA president is being criticized by the four biggest European leagues.
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Sweden wants new FIFA leadership despite Infantino reform proposal
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is opening up to reforms of the International Football Federation. This does not change our position on the issue that we think new leadership is needed for FIFA, says Simon Åström, chairman of the Swedish Football Association.
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Infantino opens talks on FIFA reforms after criticism from federations
FIFA president Gianni Infantino, who has been heavily criticized, is now opening a dialogue on reforms to the international football federation. Among other things, he wants to work with the associations that have been critical of him.
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Former UEFA chief Lars-Christer Olsson says FIFA’s Infantino is dangerous for football
Former UEFA Secretary General Lars-Christer Olsson believes that a vote of no confidence should be raised against FIFA President Gianni Infantino now.
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UEFA and Concacaf demand $10 million payments from FIFA for member associations
The member associations should receive more than 98 million kronor from the International Football Association Board (FIFA). This is now being demanded by the presidents of the European Football Association (UEFA) and the North and Central American and Caribbean Association Football Confederation (CONCACAF).
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Morocco says 2030 World Cup final will be played in Ben Slimane, but FIFA has not confirmed it
The 2030 men's World Cup final will be played in Morocco, says Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the country's football federation.
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Belgian FA withdraws support for Infantino, cites Balogun World Cup scandal
The Belgian Football Association (RBFA) does not support Gianni Infantino for re-election as FIFA president - and points to the World Cup scandal involving Folarin Balogun's red card as an important reason.
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