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Endgame in Zurich: How Gianni Infantino's gamble backfired and who could take his throne
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Endgame in Zurich: How Gianni Infantino's gamble backfired and who could take his throne

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has withdrawn the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal after UEFA and other confederations raised objections, including concerns about bringing outside investors into FIFA’s rights. The article also surveys names being discussed for the next FIFA presidential election.

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FIFA drops $20 billion World Cup investment plan after global revolt
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FIFA drops $20 billion World Cup investment plan after global revolt

The proposal, announced earlier this week, sought to establish a separate FIFA subsidiary that would manage the commercial and operational rights of the men's and women's World Cups. Private investors were expected to acquire a stake in the new entity, with FIFA insisting that the money raised would be reinvested into football development around the world.

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Robbie Lyle Kicks off Kenya tour with focus on digital success beyond football
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Robbie Lyle Kicks off Kenya tour with focus on digital success beyond football

Organisers say the events are intended to celebrate football while demonstrating how digital platforms are creating new opportunities for young people across Africa. They also hope the tour will strengthen Kenya's reputation as a growing centre for digital innovation and content creation. For Lyle, supporting emerging creators has become an important part of his work beyond football.

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Falklands Island row reignited in Argentina vs England semi final match
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Falklands Island row reignited in Argentina vs England semi final match

Without fear, they celebrated while holding a banner reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas", which translates as "The Falklands are Argentine," and now risk a fine that was imposed to them back in 2014, when the Argentine Football Association was fined £20,000 after its players held up a banner with the same message before a friendly against Slovenia.

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