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vaučer wrote: ↑31/07/2026 09:18 FIFA je odgovorila u 100% trumpovskoj maniri. Nastavljamo s procesom, fake news, svi su krivi osim nas. Dakle Infantino ide do kraja i ne misli odustati. Naredni korak će biti da direktnom komunikacijom sa savezima poremeti jedinstvenost konfederacija i skupi dovoljno glasova te onda preostalu opoziciju etiketira kao negativce koji žele uništiti nogomet i prosperitet malih saveza.

Mislim da će uskoro i UEFA morati eskalirati i potpuno prekinuti sudjelovanje u ikakvim FIFA aktivnostima, ne samo na terenu nego i administrativno.

turbofolk wrote: ↑31/07/2026 10:19 Ode i Franco Baresi

RIP

Velikan italijanske defanzivne igre Njegovu karijeru i njegovo ime nije obilježio promašen penal protiv Brazila u funalu 1994. kao što je obilježio Robertovu. Doduše, tad je bio na zalasku karijere i jedan od početnih izvođača.

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Gianni Infantino’s authority has been dealt a fresh blow after Carlos Cordeiro, one of his senior advisers, resigned with immediate effect in protest at proposals to sell a stake in the World Cup.

In the latest embarrassment for Infantino, who saw European FAs threaten to boycott future Fifa tournaments on Thursday, the former US Soccer chief Cordeiro criticised “a bad deal for football” and pointed out that the global governing body already sits on huge amounts of debt-free reserves.

"I cannot stand by while Fifa considers selling a stake in the World Cup,” Cordeiro said in his resignation statement. “I had no involvement in this proposal, and I oppose it unequivocally. It is a bad deal for Fifa’s member associations, a bad deal for football, and a bad deal for the long-term future of the game.”

Cordeiro has worked for Fifa since 2021 as senior adviser to Infantino. He also operated as a senior adviser to the White House taskforce on this summer’s World Cup.

In resigning he said Fifa “already has the financial capacity to provide [additional financial] support from existing resources”. He added that Fifa would be “mortgaging football’s future without any compelling justification” if it sold off a permanent stake.

In addition, Cordeiro questioned the lack of transparency in Fifa’s process. “Why this deal?” he asked. “Why now? What oversight exists? Who benefits? Was there a competitive process? What governance will be in place? What will investors ultimately gain, and at what cost to football?”

It adds to the pressure growing on Infantino and Fifa, which is facing calls for an urgent review of its governance after insisting that the planned World Cup sell-off will continue despite the threat of a boycott from all 55 European nations.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has announced that FIFA has scrapped its plan to sell a 20% stake in a new $20 billion commercial-rights entity after worldwide backlash, including UEFA boycotting all FIFA competitions and CONCACAF issuing a letter rejecting the proposal.

Velkoski wrote: ↑01/08/2026 01:42

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has announced that FIFA has scrapped its plan to sell a 20% stake in a new $20 billion commercial-rights entity after worldwide backlash, including UEFA boycotting all FIFA competitions and CONCACAF issuing a letter rejecting the proposal.

selam, hase

DonieBrasco wrote: ↑01/08/2026 12:45 Da li su sve UEFA clanice jednoglasne ili se neko naso pametan da ga podrzi ?