UEFA rejects FIFA's plan to divest the World Cup in private
FIFA stresses, however, that future shareholders will have no influence on sports, regulatory or organizational decisions, limited to..
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FIFA stresses, however, that future shareholders will have no influence on sports, regulatory or organisational decisions, limited to the commercial side of the new company. UEFA has responded forcefully. The proposal will now be examined by FIFA bodies and then submitted to 211 affiliated federations.
Furthermore, The body intends to increase significantly the funding allocated to national federations, raising maximum support from eight to 24 million dollars per association over the next decade.
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FIFA stresses, however, that future shareholders will have no influence on sports, regulatory or organisational decisions, limited to the commercial side of the new company.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesUEFA has responded forcefully.
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The proposal will now be examined by FIFA bodies and then submitted to 211 affiliated federations.
according to Diário de NotíciasThe body intends to increase significantly the funding allocated to national federations, raising maximum support from eight to 24 million dollars per association over the next decade.
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