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FIFA president Gianni Infantino, facing scrutiny over his leadership, has called on world football's governing body to reduce the financial divide between wealthier and smaller football nations.
A key figure connected to plans to sell off World Cup assets is reportedly pursuing a £12 billion stake in the LA Lakers, according to The Times.
FIFA has abandoned a controversial proposal to sell commercial stakes in the World Cup worth an estimated $20 billion, marking a significant reversal for the governing body.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino's pay package has come into focus following reports about a proposed plan to sell commercial rights tied to the World Cup.
FIFA has scrapped a contentious plan to bring private investment into the World Cup, stepping back from a proposal that had drawn significant opposition.
FIFA has abandoned plans to sell a commercial stake in the World Cup following fierce opposition and boycott threats from key stakeholders across global football.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has scrapped a proposal to sell a share of World Cup revenues to private equity investors after facing significant opposition.
FIFA is launching equity capital operations tied to the World Cup valued at approximately $20 billion, signaling a major shift in how football's global governing body finances its flagship tournament.
FIFA is weighing whether private capital could take a stake in the World Cup, one of sport's most valuable properties, in a deal that could reshape football's financial future.
European football revenues have crossed the €40 billion mark, but Deloitte is warning that financial sustainability across the sport remains a serious concern.
