Fifa says 'nobody selling football' as plan continues
Fifa intends to proceed with its consultation process regarding new plans, despite Uefa threatening to boycott World Cups if these plans are approved. Fifa president Gianni Infantino stated that "nobody is selling football" and emphasized that fans remain the cornerstone of the sport.

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AI-generatedFifa intends to proceed with its consultation process regarding new plans, despite Uefa threatening to boycott World Cups if these plans are approved. Fifa president Gianni Infantino stated that "nobody is selling football" and emphasized that fans remain the cornerstone of the sport. The article also mentions other unrelated sports news, including a Scottish para-cyclist's gold medal win, a footballer mural, and discussions surrounding Newcastle's managerial situation and the England Test team.
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4 extractedFifa states that 'nobody is selling football' as their plan progresses.
Fans are considered the cornerstone of football by Infantino.
Uefa plans to boycott World Cups if Fifa's plans are approved.
Bernstein believes Infantino 'has got to back down'.