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UEFA, other football federations unite against Infantino

FIFA president Gianni Infantino proposed selling stakes in a new commercial subsidiary tied to World Cup revenue to investors linked to the Kushner family, a plan valued at around $20 billion. UEFA and other confederations, including CONCACAF and the AFC, condemned the proposal, with UEFA voting to boycott future World Cups if it proceeded and a senior FIFA adviser resigning in protest. Infantino later withdrew the plan amid the backlash, and after a crisis meeting in Morocco, FIFA said senior staff reaffirmed their support for his presidency while apologizing for errors in how the plan was handled.

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Watch: Why Fifa dropped plans to sell stakes in the World Cup

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Infantino receives internal support at crisis meeting to remain as FIFA president

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