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Gianni Infantino Faces Calls to Resign Amid World Cup Stake Scandal

Fifa president's attempts to sell World Cup stake to private equity spark outrage

7 Aug 2026 · 7 Aug 2026·1 source

According to The Guardian — Football, Gianni Infantino's bid to sell a stake in the World Cup to private equity has sparked widespread criticism. The Fifa president's actions have been seen as a betrayal of the sport he claims to love. Infantino's decision has left many questioning his leadership and integrity.

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