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The Times apologizes after allegations about Infantino
The Times, a British media outlet, has apologized to FIFA President Gianni Infantino following an investigation claiming he had received a second undeclared salary through the World Cup 2026 organizing company. This claim is now refuted.
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The UEFA and other confederations have requested clarifications on several sensitive issues from Gianni Infantino at a meeting scheduled for next month. The European body has sent a list of 42 questions to FIFA’s Secretary General, Mattias Grafström.
Infantino remains in a favorable position despite challenges faced this summer.
FIFA’s treasury remains a key weapon in the electoral system where each country has an equal vote. According to internal documents, the Turks and Caicos Islands have received over $20 million during this period, surpassing some major countries like China and Brazil.
Reporting by TV5Monde — Sport

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