FIFA Council members to receive some World Cup sell-off documents
Sport · First reported 2 Nov, 15:11 · Updated 18:49
FIFA is to give members of its ruling council access to some documents about the World Cup sell-off plan. A separate report says Gianni Infantino’s FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal was rejected by three continental confederations.
- FIFA will give its ruling council members access to some documents related to the World Cup sell-off plan.
- The documents are to be shared with council members for the first time, according to the report.
- Infantino’s FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal was rejected by three continental confederations.
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- Documents
- Some documents related to the World Cup sell-off plan are to be made available to FIFA ruling council members.
- Reported first
- The council members are to receive access for the first time.
- Proposal
- Infantino’s FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal was rejected by three continental confederations.
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- An earlier Lux summary reported that media accounts said FIFA agreed to cover tax costs for Gianni Infantino after his move to Miami; it also noted FIFA said the arrangement followed its rules and applicable laws. [a8cb57be-ef66-4619-887d-4e66b0cce504]
- An earlier Lux summary said FIFA had not confirmed a reported target prize fund for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, with a decision expected at the December council meeting. [160b1acb-b609-46ac-8501-d8d8fbc7c625]
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