UEFA, Concacaf target Infantino after FIFA shelve World Cup private investment plan
Concacaf joins European organisation Uefa in criticising Fifa president Gianni Infantino’s actions and expressing doubt over his suitability to continue in the…
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Concacaf, which includes all three co-hosts of the recently concluded 2026 World Cup — the United States, Canada and Mexico — as well as Caribbean associations, on Saturday welcomed the decision to scrap the divisive proposal. Their responses came hours after Infantino had issued a statement announcing the humiliating climb-down after a furious backlash since the plan was first revealed on Tuesday. Although welcoming the withdrawal of the proposal, UEFA said that Infantino had lost their "confidence" and that of other members of the football family with a "shabby, back room, opaque deal".
Furthermore, But the Concacaf statement noted that Fifa already has “vast reserves”, and said that its members would push for those finances to be disbursed “for football development across our region, without compromising our shared future”. PLAN "CREATED DIVISIONS" It was not just continental bodies condemning the move.
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Concacaf, which includes all three co-hosts of the recently concluded 2026 World Cup — the United States, Canada and Mexico — as well as Caribbean associations, on Saturday welcomed the decision to scrap the divisive proposal.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTheir responses came hours after Infantino had issued a statement announcing the humiliating climb-down after a furious backlash since the plan was first revealed on Tuesday.
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Although welcoming the withdrawal of the proposal, UEFA said that Infantino had lost their "confidence" and that of other members of the football family with a "shabby, back room, opaque deal".
according to Channel News AsiaBut the Concacaf statement noted that Fifa already has “vast reserves”, and said that its members would push for those finances to be disbursed “for football development across our region, without compromising our shared future”.
according to Free Malaysia TodayPLAN "CREATED DIVISIONS" It was not just continental bodies condemning the move.
according to Channel News Asia
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