The profit motive has strangled sports. Now Fifa is putting soccer up for sale Dave Schilling
Infantino, the president of the soccer governing body Fifa, is the architect of a plan to sell up to 20% of a new subsidiary that would administer tournaments…
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Infantino, the president of the soccer governing body Fifa, is the architect of a plan to sell up to 20% of a new subsidiary that would administer tournaments such as the World Cup and Club World Cup. Gianni Infantino’s plan for a Fifa subsidiary is odious – but it’s hard to feel surprised Just when you thought global soccer couldn’t get more odiously capitalistic, Gianni Infantino said: “Hold my beer” as long as that beer you’re holding is a Michelob Ultra, one of the official sponsors of the 2026 World Cup . Now Fifa is putting soccer up for sale Dave Schilling.
Furthermore, Fifa’s plan has provoked fury in most of the European game, to the point that an alliance of all major stakeholders is gaining strength. The soul and governance of football are not assets to trade – especially with zero transparency as to who gains financially. “None of us are the owners of football.
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Infantino, the president of the soccer governing body Fifa, is the architect of a plan to sell up to 20% of a new subsidiary that would administer tournaments such as the World Cup and Club World Cup.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGianni Infantino’s plan for a Fifa subsidiary is odious – but it’s hard to feel surprised Just when you thought global soccer couldn’t get more odiously capitalistic, Gianni Infantino said: “Hold my beer” as long as that beer you’re holding is a Michelob Ultra, one of the official sponsors of the 2026 World Cup .
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNow Fifa is putting soccer up for sale Dave Schilling.
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Fifa’s plan has provoked fury in most of the European game, to the point that an alliance of all major stakeholders is gaining strength.
according to The IndependentThe soul and governance of football are not assets to trade – especially with zero transparency as to who gains financially. “None of us are the owners of football.
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