The meeting in Morocco follows the resignation of advisor Carlos Cordeiro and widespread anger over investor plans
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FIFA president Gianni Infantino has reportedly called a crisis meeting in Morocco following internal turmoil over plans to sell World Cup rights to investors. According to reports, Infantino has summoned key staff to the meeting, although it remains unclear what exactly he intends to discuss.
The move comes after Infantino's close advisor Carlos Cordeiro resigned last week in protest. Infantino had sparked outrage in the football world when plans to sell World Cup rights to investors became known. Although he later abandoned the plans, they had already triggered significant resistance, leading to the current crisis.
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His close confidant and advisor Carlos Cordeiro had already resigned in protest last week.
reliability low1/4 sourcesAccording to the reports, however, it is unclear what exactly the Swiss wanted to discuss.
reliability low1/4 sourcesInfantino had recently caused a wave of outrage in the football world, as plans to sell World Cup rights to investors became known.
reliability low1/4 sourcesFIFA boss Gianni Infantino has been invited to a crisis meeting of the World Association in Morocco this Wednesday, according to media reports.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn Rabat is FIFA’s regional headquarters for Africa; In 2027 there are 77.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn the capital of the World Cup co-host of 2030, Infantino publicly appeared last week as a guest of King Mohammed VI.
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The trigger is the outrage over plans to sell World Cup rights to investors, which Infantino rejected, but caused fierce resistance.
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