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Burnham says Infantino ‘wrong man’ to lead Fifa as Brits back World Cup boycott plans

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Burnham says Infantino ‘wrong man’ to lead Fifa as Brits back World Cup boycott plans
City AM
City AM1 hrs ago
Burnham says Infantino ‘wrong man’ to lead Fifa as Brits back World Cup boycott plans
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said Gianni Infantino is the “wrong man” to lead Fifa as Brits back Uefa plans to boycott the next World Cup. The football-loving Prime Minister told reporters in Sheffield on Friday that Fifa’s plans to sell of stakes in the World Cup to private investors, spearheaded by Infantino, “was
Punch
Punch9 mins ago
Infantino wrong man to lead FIFA, says Burnham
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham criticises Gianni Infantino’s leadership, calling him the “wrong man” to lead FIFA amid growing opposition to controver
The Mirror
The Mirror1 hrs ago
Andy Burnham says Gianni Infantino 'wrong man' to lead FIFA as he slams 'outrageous' World Cup plan
The PM said the plan to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors was an “outrageous idea” as he said Infantino should follow his advisor Carlos Cordeiro in resigning
Vanguard
Vanguard2 hrs ago
Infantino is ‘wrong man’ to lead FIFA – UK Prime Minister
Burnham added his voice to mounting criticism of the proposals from across the globe, calling the plan "an outrageous suggestion".
Irish News
Irish News2 hrs ago
Burnham: Infantino is ‘wrong man to lead’ Fifa
The Prime Minister spoke out over the ‘outrageous’ plan to secure private investment for the Football World Cup.
Burnham: Infantino is ‘wrong man to lead’ Fifa
The Prime Minister spoke out over the ‘outrageous’ plan to secure private investment for the Football World Cup.
The Sun
The Sun🏁 first to report17 hrs ago
We can only hope Gianni Infantino’s naked greed ultimately leads to his downfall
Bully for Uefa SOMETIMES the school bully just needs someone to stand up and deliver them a much-needed thump. Europe’s footballing governing bodies came together to deliver just such a blow to Gianni Infantino. Fifa’s pound-shop mafioso president united the globe in outrage at his cash-grab plans to sell off the World