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  1. As FIFA president, Infantino is leading the organization while discussions about selling stakes to private investors are underway.

The business model of the World Cup is under scrutiny as commercial rights are tied to future events, enterprise proposals are opposed, and boycott threats loom.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 6
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The business model of the World Cup is under scrutiny as commercial rights are tied to future events, enterprise proposals are opposed, and boycott threats loom.

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  1. Danish FA questions FIFA's handling of commercial stakes regarding World Cup operations.Sub-event
  2. A consortium linked to Trump's in-laws sought the commercial rights for the World Cup, which are managed by FIFA.Sub-event
  3. FIFA president faces a criminal complaint in Switzerland concerning the proposed transfer of World Cup commercial rights.Sub-event
  4. COO Lamour criticized the World Cup's revenue model, resulting in his departure from FIFA.Sub-event
  5. Business model of World Cup questioned amid enterprise proposals and boycott threats.1 source

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