Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup
FIFA faces international backlash following reports of a $20 billion plan by Gianni Infantino to sell private stakes in the World Cup.
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FIFA faces international backlash following reports of a $20 billion plan by Gianni Infantino to sell private stakes in the World Cup.
UEFA has confirmed it will boycott FIFA competitions if plans to sell minority stakes in the World Cup to private investors move forward.
Global soccer federations are mounting opposition to FIFA’s proposal to sell equity in its tournaments, sparking an emergency response from UEFA.
European soccer leaders are threatening to boycott FIFA tournaments as a deadline looms for a $20 billion private equity plan backed by Jared Kushner.
A $20 billion World Cup stake sale plan ignites fierce backlash from UEFA and fans, sparking a heated debate over football’s future.
The International Olympic Committee has lifted the suspension on Russian athletes, triggering widespread international reaction.