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Infantino issues major FIFA update as 55 countries plan World Cup boycott

Gianni Infantino has issued a new statement as his new plans for FIFA spark anger and threaten a UEFA boycott of the next World Cup. The FIFA president is looking to launch FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), which would allow private investors to buy stakes in the company. He said on The post Infantino issues major FIFA update as 55 countries plan World Cup boycott appeared first on Western Morning News.

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Infantino issues major FIFA update as 55 countries plan World Cup boycott

Infantino's plans have sparked fury.

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Also in the Bundesliga the announcement of FIFA about a possible investor entry at the football World Cup triggers irritations. Not only the sports board of FC Bayern criticizes with clear words.

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UEFA threatens to boycott FIFA tournaments for investment planA number of international football organizations, federations and leaders expressed their "concern about the lack of transparency and information" on Wednesday regarding FIFA's intentions to open the door to private capital to finance its big tournaments through the FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) project.The world's top football organization and its president, Gianni Infantino, are at …

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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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