
Trump says Fifa would make a terrible mistake if he lost Infantine
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Donald Trump's speech follows a new confederation offensive against Gianni Infantino in command of the Fifa. The project aimed at a record collection of up to US$ 4.2 billion (R$ 22.8 billion). It continues after the infantine publicity, which will try to re-election ahead of the entity in March, denied the allegations of misconduct, and Fifa, in turn, supported its president, referring to the negative reaction against him as “a concerted and ongoing effort of some to undermine” the organization.
Furthermore, Trump's support for Infantino contrasts with the response of the American football federation, which published a statement criticizing the president of FIFA.
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Donald Trump's speech follows a new confederation offensive against Gianni Infantino in command of the Fifa.
according to MetrópolesThe project aimed at a record collection of up to US$ 4.2 billion (R$ 22.8 billion).
according to MetrópolesIt continues after the infantine publicity, which will try to re-election ahead of the entity in March, denied the allegations of misconduct, and Fifa, in turn, supported its president, referring to the negative reaction against him as “a concerted and ongoing effort of some to undermine” the organization.
according to VejaTrump's support for Infantino contrasts with the response of the American football federation, which published a statement criticizing the president of FIFA.
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