Fifa president Gianni Infantino denies claims Uefa paid off alleged ‘lover’
In a statement, Uefa confirmed a payment was made along with covering the fees for an MBA course, which it said was “in line” with regulations at the time
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In a statement, Uefa confirmed a payment was made along with covering the fees for an MBA course, which it said was “in line” with regulations at the time. European teams have also threatened to boycott FIFA events, claiming that some of their conditions have not been met.
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In a statement, Uefa confirmed a payment was made along with covering the fees for an MBA course, which it said was “in line” with regulations at the time.
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European teams have also threatened to boycott FIFA events, claiming that some of their conditions have not been met.
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