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The Boston Globe
Staff claim they were misled on World Cup deal
FIFA’s chief operating officer Kevin Lamour publicly opposed President Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in future World Cup profits to private investors, claiming staff were deceived and the project should be halted. Senior advisor Carlos Cordeiro resigned and condemned the $20 billion subsidiary proposal, which involves private ownership of FIFA’s commercial assets, calling it a bad deal for football. Both officials emphasized concerns over the sale’s impact on the sport’s future amid internal opposition within FIFA.
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