UEFA writes to FIFA demanding answers on Trump-Infantino dealings
European football chiefs have sent a list of 42 questions to FIFA, demanding answers about Gianni Infantino's alleged "conflicts of interest" over business…
Sky News reports: European football chiefs have sent a list of 42 questions to FIFA, demanding answers about Gianni Infantino's alleged "conflicts of interest" over business dealings with the Trump family and the World Cup sell-off attempt.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include FIFA, UEFA and Trump-Infantino.
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- FIFA, UEFA, Trump-Infantino, Gianni Infantino
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