UEFA threatens to boycott World Cup following FIFA plans
A source quoted by The Times described the proposal as a 'nuclear bomb' for world football, while others consider it far more...
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The controversy intensified when the same report claimed that FIFA President Gianni Infantino could potentially be appointed as a commissioner of the company after his term ends in 2031, with an estimated annual income exceeding US$50 million (RM204 million).
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The controversy intensified when the same report claimed that FIFA President Gianni Infantino could potentially be appointed as a commissioner of the company after his term ends in 2031, with an estimated annual income exceeding US$50 million (RM204 million).
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