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UEFA and CONCACAF declare no confidence in Infantino, demand accountability after failed FIFA rights plan

By Kokkai Ng, Aadi Nair and Rohith Nair

The Globe and Mail - Sports · 6d ago

Regional confederations said they had been blindsided by Infantino’s plans to raise up to US$4.2-billion by selling about a 20 per cent stake to private investors

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - Sports.

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