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TQ: FIFA proposes selling World Cup stakes to investors
TQ
Sensation developed Jul 29
last headline Jul 29
covered in 6 of 8 regions
25 sources reporting
first picked up in North America
reached 6 regions in 3h
no coverage yet from Latin America
no coverage from the left yet
Sensation developed Jul 29
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MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Fifa offers $40m if nations back controversial plan
SABC News (English) (South Africa)
Ex-FIFA boss Blatter blasts plan to sell stake in World Cup
5 sourcesSame headline
Förbundet frågande och kritiskt till Fifas plan
(first reported)
Euronews (English) (France)
UEFA slams FIFA over Infantino's deadline for World Cup stake sale
The West Australian (Australia)
Infantino sets deadline for World Cup investor plan
NL Times (Netherlands)
KNVB "very concerned" by FIFA plans to sell World Cup shares
standard.co.uk
Die-hard England fans threaten World Cup boycott as Fifa plans spark backlash
thecanary.co
UEFA hits out at FIFA and Gianni Infantino amid plans to sell competition
thesun.co.uk
UEFA call emergency meeting to discuss plot to sell World Cup
2 sourcesSame headline
FIFA issues deadline to members over plan to sell stakes in World Cup
(first reported)
aa.com.tr
UEFA doubles down as Infantino sets World Cup sale deadline
morningstaronline.co.uk
Burnham joins Fifa backlash over World Cup private investment plan
koreatimes.co.kr
FIFA hit by furious backlash over plans to sell stake in competitions
2 sourcesSame headline
Ex-FIFA chief Blatter blasts plan to sell stake in World Cup to investors
(first reported)
cityam.com
Fifa World Cup sell-off is a money-grab and faces defeat, says Uefa
aftenposten.no
Fifa vil lokke medlemsland med store summer for å støtte omstridt VM-plan. NFF er «dypt bekymret».
citizen.digital
Fifa offers Ksh 5.2billion if nations back controversial plan
thecitizen.co.tz
FIFA plans to sell stakes in $20 billion subsidiary to run World Cup, angering Uefa
cnbc.com
FIFA is embroiled in a $20 billion World Cup controversy. Here's what's going on
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