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UEFA refuses to back down despite FIFA’s concessions on private investment.
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UEFA refuses to back down despite FIFA’s concessions on private investment.

Mexican and Argentine football associations support FIFA chief Gianni Infantino during internal conflicts.

UEFA sticks to its decision despite FIFA's apology over private investment plans.

UEFA maintains its stance on boycotting the World Cup amid leadership crisis at FIFA.

AUO issues warning on second-half panel demand amid elevated IT channel inventories.

UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin says European football’s governing body is taking a more assertive stance against FIFA.

Forward Sports and Zhongzi Huaxin Group sign agreement for joint production of world-class sports footwear in Pakistan.

Cape Verde’s goalkeeper Vozinha received a warm welcome at Colo-Colo stadium after leading his nation to the World Cup group stage.

FIFA board reaffirms support for Gianni Infantino after crisis meeting.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Secretary General Mattias Grafström issue joint statement acknowledging mistakes in handling controversial proposal.

Multiple US World Cup host cities press FIFA for promised millions in support.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger criticizes FIFA's controversial plan to sell a 20% stake in the World Cup, which has been scrapped…

Fifa refutes reports of Infantino seeking Trump’s support following failed World Cup bid.

Abdul Samad Khan, former U-17 captain, signs two-year deal with Qarabağ FK in Azerbaijan.

FIFA's proposal to sell World Cup shares to investors falls through amid opposition from UEFA and other confederations.

Gianni Infantino attends World Cup draw seeking backing for extended presidency.

Real Madrid football star Jude Bellingham interacts with Pakistan women's cricket captain Fatima Sana during The Hundred at Edgbaston.

Mamadou Sangaré, Mali’s international player, moves to Premier League side Brentford in a new club record deal.

European Leagues head calls for FIFA president’s resignation over failed commercial rights deal, sparking leadership concerns.

UEFA has publicly declared a loss of confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his failed World Cup rights privatization plan.