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  1. As FIFA president, Infantino is leading the organization while discussions about selling stakes to private investors are underway.
  2. Infantino plans to sell World Cup stakes to investors, drawing criticism from David Bernstein and threats of boycott from European nations.

Infantino's failed World Cup sale attempt and Klaveness expressing loss of trust in him.

10 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 8
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Infantino's failed World Cup sale attempt and Klaveness expressing loss of trust in him.

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Gianni InfantinoNorwayLise Klaveness

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  1. Klaveness publicly challenged Infantino's leadership and tenure at FIFA.1 source
  2. Details the failure of the World Cup sale attempt and the resulting loss of confidence in Infantino.1 source
  3. Klaveness calls for Infantino's resignation amid European criticism of FIFA's investment plans.1 source

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