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Figo Calls For Infantino’s Resignation

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Portugal legend Luís Figo has called for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign, slamming his controversial attempt to sell World Cup stakes to private equity as deceitful self-interest. This follows a wave of backlash, lost support from national federations, and scrutiny surrounding FIFA leadership. Read Also:Wenger Welcomes Decision To Ditch Infantino’s Controversial World Cup Deal [...]

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