Gianni Infantino faces lengthy ban and disciplinary action as crisis meeting held today
The plan would have created a new commercial rights body and sold a 20 per cent stake to private investors to raise around $4.2 billion
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The plan would have created a new commercial rights body and sold a 20 per cent stake to private investors to raise around $4.2 billion. Infantino withdrew the proposal last Friday following fierce opposition, but the retreat has failed to contain the damage. However, actually ousting Infantino at the meeting would still require a simple majority of all 211 global members, where every nation holds a single vote regardless of size. The second option - and a far more explosive route to remove Infantino - is through formal disciplinary action.
Furthermore, Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook page The first option being discussed is triggering an emergency vote of no confidence. Infantino’s senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro has already resigned after opposing the plan. Cordeiro called it “a bad deal for football” that would “mortgage football’s future”, while questioning the lack of oversight, consultation and clarity surrounding what private investors would ultimately receive.
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The plan would have created a new commercial rights body and sold a 20 per cent stake to private investors to raise around $4.2 billion.
reliability low1/2 sourcesInfantino withdrew the proposal last Friday following fierce opposition, but the retreat has failed to contain the damage.
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However, actually ousting Infantino at the meeting would still require a simple majority of all 211 global members, where every nation holds a single vote regardless of size. The second option - and a far more explosive route to remove Infantino - is through formal disciplinary action.
according to The MirrorLatest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook page The first option being discussed is triggering an emergency vote of no confidence.
according to The MirrorInfantino’s senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro has already resigned after opposing the plan.
according to Hindustan TimesCordeiro called it “a bad deal for football” that would “mortgage football’s future”, while questioning the lack of oversight, consultation and clarity surrounding what private investors would ultimately receive.
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