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Uefa to boycott World Cups if Fifa plans approved
UEFA, representing its 55 member associations, has declared its intention to boycott future World Cups if FIFA and its president, Gianni Infantino, proceed with their investment proposals. UEFA stated that "the World Cup is not for sale." This decision was made after all 55 member associations voted in favor of the boycott.
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UEFA, representing its 55 member associations, has declared its intention to boycott future World Cups if FIFA and its president, Gianni Infantino, proceed with their investment proposals. UEFA stated that "the World Cup is not for sale." This decision was made after all 55 member associations voted in favor of the boycott. The article also includes commentary from individuals like Bernstein, who believes Infantino "has got to back down," and Infantino himself, who stated that "fans remain the cornerstone of the beautiful game." The content also touches on other football-related news, including potential managerial changes and player reactions.
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Infantino stated that fans remain the cornerstone of the beautiful game.
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Bernstein believes Infantino must back down regarding Fifa's plans.
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Uefa plans to boycott World Cups if Fifa's proposed plans are approved.
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Matthias Jaissle is expected to become Newcastle's new boss.
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