The report claims preferential treatment and a payment to a female employee, which UEFA says was compliant with then-current rules
FIFA President Infantino Denies Allegations of Affair and Favouritism at UEFA
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FIFA President has been strongly challenged since the withdrawal of his plan to open up private investment in late July. However, it insisted "the payment was in line with the regulations that existed for departing staff at the time", before adding that "such regulations have been tightened since 2016". Infantino has categorically denied the allegations, according to the article which was published late on Friday.
Furthermore, Already under pressure, Gianni Infantino is implicated in a favouritism case.
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FIFA President has been strongly challenged since the withdrawal of his plan to open up private investment in late July
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However, it insisted "the payment was in line with the regulations that existed for departing staff at the time", before adding that "such regulations have been tightened since 2016".
according to Geo NewsInfantino has categorically denied the allegations, according to the article which was published late on Friday.
according to Geo NewsAlready under pressure, Gianni Infantino is implicated in a favouritism case.
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