FIFA President Gianni Infantino denies claims UEFA paid off alleged lover
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has strongly denied allegations that UEFA paid off a female employee with whom he allegedly had an affair during his time as UEFA's general-secretary. A spokesperson for Infantino stated these claims are untrue and defamatory, asserting no complaints were ever filed against him.

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AI-generatedFIFA President Gianni Infantino has strongly denied allegations that UEFA paid off a female employee with whom he allegedly had an affair during his time as UEFA's general-secretary. A spokesperson for Infantino stated these claims are untrue and defamatory, asserting no complaints were ever filed against him. However, UEFA confirmed that a "departure payment" was made to the individual, in addition to fees for an MBA course, stating these actions were in line with regulations. The Daily Telegraph reported UEFA paid a six-figure sum to the woman. These allegations emerge as Infantino faces criticism over FIFA's commercial dealings, and UEFA has publicly stated it no longer has confidence in him.
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4 extractedUEFA has stated it no longer has 'confidence' in Infantino.
UEFA states a 'departure payment' was made to a female employee when Infantino was general-secretary.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino strongly denies allegations of inappropriate conduct and a relationship with a UEFA employee.
The Daily Telegraph reported UEFA paid a six-figure sum to the woman allegedly involved with Infantino.