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Marca: Models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws.
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Marca: Models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws.

According to Marca, models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws from it. "Currently, UEFA's relationship with FIFA is at a low point because the latter intends to sell some of its World Cup rights to businesses for commercial development. Therefore, if FIFA, under Infantino's leadership, insists on pushing forward this plan, UEFA is considering withdrawing some of its World Cup rights."

Hoeneß: If Infantino wants to watch the World Cup match between Fiji and Cape Verde, then let him go.
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Hoeneß: If Infantino wants to watch the World Cup match between Fiji and Cape Verde, then let him go.

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino, saying Europe has the power to veto any unapproved proposal. In an interview this Thursday, Hoeneß stated, "Personally, I think Europeans don't realize their true strength. Any competition without European participation is worthless." He added, "If Europe unites..."

The English Football Association opposes Gianni Infantino's World Cup privatization plan: The World Cup belongs to football.
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The English Football Association opposes Gianni Infantino's World Cup privatization plan: The World Cup belongs to football.

The English Football Association (FA) issued a brief statement following UEFA's announcement of a possible boycott of FIFA events, opposing FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to push for private investment in a company specifically established to manage major events such as the World Cup. The FA stated: "We stand in solidarity with our European colleagues and fully support our shared position. We oppose FIFA's plan:"