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AFC, UEFA, CONCACAF demand review of Infantino’s failed FIFA deal

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AFC, UEFA, and CONCACAF demand an independent review of FIFA’s failed proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights, citing a “profound failure of judgment” Read More: https://punchng.com/afc-uefa-concacaf-demand-review-of-infantinos-failed-fifa-deal/

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