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Infantino could face re-election challenge, UEFA boss Ceferin warns

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UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin warns FIFA president Gianni Infantino could face a re-election challenge amid pressure over his controversial investment plan Read More: https://punchng.com/infantino-could-face-re-election-challenge-uefa-boss-ceferin-warns/

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