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المصدر: اقتصاد سكاي نيوز عربية
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The International Football Federation (FIFA) reaffirmed its commitment to its controversial plan to sell stakes in a commercial entity related to the World Cup to private investors, despite strong criticism from the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and the refusal of 55 European associations to participate in FIFA-sanctioned tournaments if the plan continues. FIFA clarified that it intends to proceed with consultations regarding the project, which aims to enhance commercial opportunities for the associations, emphasizing that "nobody is selling football." On the other hand, FIFA’s plan faces widespread opposition from European leagues, and the European Union has stated it will not allow its national teams to participate in FIFA-organized tournaments unless the proposal is withdrawn, citing concerns over its negative impact on scheduling. These disagreements are expected to affect the Women's World Cup in Brazil, with a deadline set for September to approve the project, amid talks about potential repercussions for European participation.
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