Infantino denies claims UEFA paid off alleged 'lover'
‘You have to fire him’: Gianni Infantino’s ‘lover’ was paid off by UEFA
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‘You have to fire him’: Gianni Infantino’s ‘lover’ was paid off by UEFA. "FIFA president Gianni Infantino strongly denies these allegations, and they are categorically untrue. When she left, Infantino allegedly used his connections to secure a lucrative post for the woman, in a similar field.
Furthermore, Infantino worked at UEFA from 2000 and rose to the position of general secretary in 2009. The payment complied with the regulations that were in place at the time. In 2016, when Platini was ousted in a separate scandal, Infantino was put forward as UEFA’s preferred candidate to become FIFA president.
In addition, UEFA, which is among the football bodies calling for Infantino to step down from FIFA, also allegedly paid for the woman to attend business school that charged fees of about £45,000 a year as part of the deal.
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‘You have to fire him’: Gianni Infantino’s ‘lover’ was paid off by UEFA.
reliability low1/3 sources"FIFA president Gianni Infantino strongly denies these allegations, and they are categorically untrue.
reliability low1/3 sourcesWhen she left, Infantino allegedly used his connections to secure a lucrative post for the woman, in a similar field.
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Infantino worked at UEFA from 2000 and rose to the position of general secretary in 2009.
according to Hindustan TimesThe payment complied with the regulations that were in place at the time.
according to Hindustan TimesIn 2016, when Platini was ousted in a separate scandal, Infantino was put forward as UEFA’s preferred candidate to become FIFA president.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +1UEFA, which is among the football bodies calling for Infantino to step down from FIFA, also allegedly paid for the woman to attend business school that charged fees of about £45,000 a year as part of the deal.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +1
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