Could the World Cup sell-off scandal cost FIFA's boss his job?
FIFA's World Cup sell-off plan is facing mounting resistance. Football's governing bodies in Asia, Europe and North America have all rejected Gianni Infantino's proposal to
FIFA's World Cup sell-off plan is facing mounting resistance. Football's governing bodies in Asia, Europe and North America have all rejected Gianni Infantino's proposal to bring in private investors, while two senior FIFA insiders have publicly turned against him.
The FIFA president could now be facing the biggest challenge of his decade in power. DW News asked Dr. David Webber, Course Leader of Football Studies at Solent University, Southampton, for his
assessment. Chapters 00:00 Pressure mounts on FIFA's Infantino 01:04 adviser slams FIFA deal 02:12 Dr. David Webber, Solent University, Southampton 03:07 Why Infantino won't step down 05:03 World Cup success amid controversy
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