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FIFA President Gianni Infantino to Seek Re-election Amid Controversy

FIFA President Gianni Infantino will run for re-election despite facing criticism over a failed plan to sell World Cup stakes. UEFA and several national associations have called for his resignation, citing a loss of confidence. The deadline for candidates to enter the presidential race is November 18, ahead of the vote.

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino will run for re-election despite facing criticism over a failed plan to sell World Cup stakes. UEFA and several national associations have called for his resignation, citing a loss of confidence. The deadline for candidates to enter the presidential race is November 18, ahead of the vote.

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Infantino to stand for re-election as FIFA president despite failed World Cup sell-off plan

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino to Seek Re-election Amid Controversy