Casey Wasserman Says “I Leave With Pride” as He Sells Stake In The Team to Providence Equity

The move concludes a tumultuous few months for the management and production company.

Football's world governing body announces plans to sell stakes of up to 20 percent in the World Cup and other events.

An investment vehicle founded by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is expected to be a lead investor.

An investment vehicle founded by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is expected to be a lead investor.

The Prime Minister's words come as European nations discuss a boycott and supporters call Gianni Infantino's plans 'a new low'

Mr Burnham has joined criticism of the proposal, writing the ‘World Cup is not a product’

He's just presided over a World Cup regarded as the most commercialised in history.

FIFA said Tuesday it plans to sell a stake in the business operations of the World Cup and its other competitions through the creation of a semi-private subsidiary.

The proposal has been widely criticized, with European soccer's governing body UEFA saying it "crosses a line."

Here's what to know about the controversial proposal that raises questions about the future of the World Cup

FIFA has announced plans to form a commercial subsidiary and to sell a non-controlling interest to private investors. It needs approval from member associations, but is claiming that it will benefit them financially.

UEFA strongly criticises FIFA's ambitious plan to create a new commercial company. This new entity aims to manage major football tournaments and seek private investment. UEFA declares that football's governing institutions have crossed a dangerous and unacceptable line. The European body questions the transparency and

FIFA plans to create a new commercial subsidiary valued at $20 billion, world soccer’s governing body said on Tuesday, as it seeks backing from its 211 member associations for the proposal in a move already criticised by UEFA.The ambitious plan would see FIFA establish FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), a wholly-owned subs

Uefa has accused Fifa of “selling football’s soul” after the world governing body revealed plans to raise more than $4bn by selling stakes in a new subsidiary that would manage the commercial rights to the World Cup and Club World Cup. The new company, Fifa Forward Enterprise, would consolidate the media rights, sponso

Gianni Infantino stands to make millions if he's able to complete a deal.

UEFA have hit out at FIFA's plans to sell stakes linked to the World Cup to private investors.

FIFA is planning to sell a significant minority stake in a new commercial entity with a valuation of about €17.5 billion ($20 billion).

FIFA president Gianni Infantino wants to sell shares in a new World Cup spin-off venture in plans already opening up ruptures in world football, with fury at UEFA.

July 28 : FIFA plans to create a new commercial subsidiary valued at $20 billion, world soccer's governing body said on Tuesday, as it seeks backing from its 211 member associations for the proposal in a move already criticised by UEFA.The ambitious plan would see FIFA establish FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), a wholly-