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Infantino Calls for FIFA Governance Overhaul Amid Intense Backlash
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Infantino Calls for FIFA Governance Overhaul Amid Intense Backlash

Complete Sports 41 minutes 1 mins read

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has initiated moves for a comprehensive governance review within world football’s governing body, following a wave of intense backlash from member associations, leagues, and fan organizations. The mounting pressure stems from recent administrative decisions and calendar congestions that have drawn heavy criticism across the global game. Read Also:Euromatch NPFL: Atune Unruffled [...]

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