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Current FIFA leadership has lost our confidence — UEFA

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UEFA publicly withdraws support for FIFA’s current leadership, citing a secret World Cup investment plan. Learn why confidence in FIFA leadership is lost. Read More: https://punchng.com/current-fifa-leadership-has-lost-our-confidence-uefa/

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