CAF plans to "examine and evaluate" Fifa's proposal to sell World Cup shares
The North American and Asian confederations regretted that this project was made public without the 211 member federations of Fifa being..
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The North American (Concacaf) and Asian (AFC) confederations regretted that the project had been made public without the 211 member federations of Fifa having been surveyed beforehand. For its part, the CAF says it is "committed to continuing consultations in order to support increased financial and other resources for the development and growth of football in Africa and around the world". However, this project - called on Wednesday by Fifa President Gianni Infantino, a "gold opportunity to stimulate the development of sport on a global scale" - has attracted strong criticism, notably from UEFA, major European federations and even the European Union.
Furthermore, The African Football Confederation (CAF) called on its member associations to "consider" the Fifa project to create a commercial company open to private investors and "participate in the consultation process" launched by the global football forum.
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The North American (Concacaf) and Asian (AFC) confederations regretted that the project had been made public without the 211 member federations of Fifa having been surveyed beforehand.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor its part, the CAF says it is "committed to continuing consultations in order to support increased financial and other resources for the development and growth of football in Africa and around the world".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHowever, this project - called on Wednesday by Fifa President Gianni Infantino, a "gold opportunity to stimulate the development of sport on a global scale" - has attracted strong criticism, notably from UEFA, major European federations and even the European Union.
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The African Football Confederation (CAF) called on its member associations to "consider" the Fifa project to create a commercial company open to private investors and "participate in the consultation process" launched by the global football forum.
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