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Dutch football body says Infantino must go by 2027 and calls for summit on Fifa's future

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Dutch football body says Infantino must go by 2027 and calls for summit on Fifa's future
TheJournal.ie
TheJournal.ie55 mins ago
Dutch football body says Infantino must go by 2027 and calls for summit on Fifa's future
In a letter to Uefa’s president, the KNVB said Fifa needs new leadership but “a new President alone is not enough”.
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera1 hrs ago
Infantino must go by 2027 in FIFA overhaul, Dutch football body says
KNVB invites associations and confederations to a summit to discuss the overhaul of FIFA and how it runs football.
Irish News
Irish News2 hrs ago
Dutch Football Association calls for complete FIFA overhaul
The organisation has expressed a lack of faith in FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
Sky News
Sky News2 hrs ago
Global football summit proposed to shape post-Infantino FIFA before picking election challenger
The Netherlands want to host an emergency summit of global football leaders to form plans to clean up the governing body, including reducing the president's powers, before a candidate is picked to try to unseat Gianni Infantino.
NL Times
NL Times2 hrs ago
Dutch football association KNVB wants Infantino to be replaced as the FIFA president
The Dutch football association KNVB wants for the FIFA President Gianni Infantino to be replaced,
Reuters
Reuters3 hrs ago
Dutch FA calls for complete FIFA overhaul, proposes global summit in Amsterdam
Dutch FA calls for complete FIFA overhaul, proposes global summit in Amsterdam  Reuters
Dutch FA calls for complete FIFA overhaul, proposes global summit in Amsterdam
Aug 30 : The Dutch football association (KNVB) said it wants to host an international summit in Amsterdam to completely overhaul FIFA, calling for President Gianni Infantino to be replaced by 2027 as part of sweeping reforms to world soccer's governing body.The KNVB, one of FIFA's founding members in 1904, said in a st
City AM
City AM🏁 first to report1 days ago
Fifa crisis shows that fans must get a say in who succeeds Infantino as president
Gianni Infantino has inadvertently shown fans that the Fifa president matters, so maybe we should rethink how we elect one, argues Matt Readman. A year ago, I wrote an article arguing that the role of a sports leader was to be a caretaker, not a king. The warning was simple: make the story about yourself and…