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FIFA drops plan to sell World Cup stake after boycott threat

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FIFA has abandoned its controversial proposal to sell stakes in the FIFA World Cup after widespread opposition and boycott threats. Learn more about the de Read More: https://punchng.com/just-in-fifa-drops-plan-to-sell-world-cup-stake-after-boycott-threat/

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