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FIFA’s Infantino Pledges ‘Culture of Dialogue’ After Uproar over Secretive World Cup Sell-Off Plan

Infantino says FIFA will listen more after a secretive commercial-rights plan and other controversies triggered criticism from regional federations and member associations.

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GENEVA (AP) — FIFA’s embattled president Gianni Infantino said Thursday he is committed to a fresh culture of openness at the soccer body that is “not about generating positive headlines.” Two months into a deep rift for global soccer because of Infantino’s now-dropped $4.2 billion World Cup sell-off plan, he offered to his critics this...

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GENEVA (AP) — Gianni Infantino, the troubled president of FIFA, said Thursday that he is committed to a new culture of openness in the governing body of football that “is not about generating positive headlines.”

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Gianni Infantino, the troubled president of FIFA, said Thursday that he is committed to a new culture of openness in the governing body of football that "is not to generate positive headlines

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