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UEFA details qualities of candidate it wants to challenge Infantino and reform FIFAUEFA convened to explore potential candidates challenging Gianni Infantino in the forthcoming elections. The organization seeks a figure wh...- Gianni Infantino gets a lifeline with African support; UEFA retains FIFA boycott threatAfrican football leaders unanimously backed FIFA President Gianni Infantino's leadership. This support offers a boost as he seeks a fourth ...
- Soccer: Infantino holds crisis meeting in Morocco as FIFA stake sale fallout continuesFIFA President Gianni Infantino is holding a crisis meeting in Morocco. His proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights has collapsed amid...
- Soccer: UEFA to boycott World Cup and FIFA tournaments over stake sale plansEuropean soccer body UEFA and its nations reject FIFA's World Cup sale proposal. They will boycott all FIFA tournaments unless the plan is ...
- This time from Africa? Economic lessons from the beautiful game, especially the African modelHigh-income nations dominate football, while lower-income countries show potential. African football academies demonstrate successful devel...
- Money can't buy success in World Cup for gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and QatarGulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar invested extensively in soccer and infrastructure, yet both faced disappointing exits from the Wor...
- World Cup 2026: Saudi Arabia, Qatar exits show money can't buy successDespite ambitious spending and notable player acquisitions, Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar experienced disappointing World Cup ...
- FIFA: Money can't buy success in World Cup for gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and QatarGulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar, despite significant investment in soccer and infrastructure, faced early exits from the World Cup...
- ‘Football shows a changing America, its tastes shaped by migration’Football's surge in the US is fueled by immigration, Premier League's TV appeal, and women's success. The FIFA World Cup 2026 blends nation...
- Lions vs Lions: Morocco host Senegal for Africa Cup final. Here's what you need to knowAfrica Cup of Nations final: It’s a clash of titans as Morocco faces Senegal in the ultimate battle for the Africa Cup of Nations trophy. W...
- Morocco’s Gen Z protests escalate after deadly clash with policeMorocco's "Gen Z" protests over public services and corruption turned deadly, with police killing two people in Leqliaa. Demonstrations, fu...
- Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump: Handshakes, warmth and a mutual interestFIFA chief Gianni Infantino seems to have mastered dealing with powerful leaders. He maintained good relations with Vladimir Putin during t...
- Mohamed Salah: Out of sight, out of mind no moreHis Liverpool team had just dismantled Newcastle United to move 3 points clear at the top of the Premier League. He had played wonderfully:...
- Soccer: Ambitious World Cup a wonder goal for women's gameLess than a year after a player revolt tore the Spanish squad apart, La Roja's triumph was only one of the surprises for record crowds and ...
- Binance, world's top crypto exchange, at center of US investigationsThe exchange offers spot and derivatives trading and a host of services from non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to crypto loans and asset managemen...
- Binance, world's top crypto exchange, at the centre of US investigationsBinance was founded in Shanghai in 2017, but later moved to Tokyo and then Malta. While its holding company is based in the Cayman Islands,...
- Football clubs say FIFA's biennial World Cup plan would have 'destructive impact'The European Club Association (ECA) said FIFA's approach to the reforms of the international match calendar were in "direct and unilateral ...
- Explained: Who are the rebels in northern Mozambique?They are known locally as al-Shabab, Arabic for "youth", but it seems to be just a handy nickname as they don't have any known affiliation ...
- Big Bear Jeremy Grantham wants his own kids to get into emerging marketsEmerging economies will grow by at least 5% per year through 2019 according to Bloomberg.
- Football: Still a metaphor for passion and a beacon of hopeDespite a slew of graft charges against Fifa, football's ruling body,the beautiful game still continues to inspire millions across the glob...
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