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Infantino explores under-15 World Cup plan
The FIFA president is said to be weighing a boys-only tournament in its first year, with all 211 member nations invited.
Barcelona and Villa join Tottenham in Balogun chase
Monaco have not ruled out selling the 25-year-old forward after his World Cup and Ligue 1 form drew fresh interest.
FIFA hands Paredes 10-match ban after World Cup final melee
Leandro Paredes received the heaviest sanction from FIFA after the post-final disorder between Spain and Argentina.
Ronaldinho returned to football after 11 years!
Ravenna say the 46-year-old Brazilian will be registered as a player, though his first official appearance is still unconfirmed.
Regional federations weigh no-confidence move against Infantino
Reuters says UEFA, AFC and Concacaf are considering a no-confidence vote to remove FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
Lukaku calls Napoli spell the worst year of his life
Romelu Lukaku says he was fit to play and left Napoli after a turbulent season marked by injury, recovery and personal loss.
Atlético Madrid ready to sell Álvarez to anyone but Barcelona!
Jose Alvarez says Atletico Madrid would sell Julian Alvarez to any club except Barcelona if the right offer arrives.
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UEFA allies consider rotating FIFA presidency proposal
A UEFA-led coalition is discussing a plan that would rotate the FIFA presidency between confederations if Gianni Infantino is removed or leaves office.
Trump backs Infantino as FIFA crisis deepens
Donald Trump has called removing Gianni Infantino a “terrible mistake” as three confederations step up pressure on FIFA’s president.
Bezos-led consortium closes in on Liverpool stake
Sky News says a group including Jeff Bezos and Eduardo Saverin is nearing a deal for about a third of Liverpool.
La Liga chief says Infantino era has run its course
Javier Tebas has renewed his attack on FIFA’s president after the collapse of the World Cup equity plan.
Division among FIFA member federations over Infantino
UEFA says its conditions on the abandoned World Cup share-sale plan have not been met, while CAF and several other federations back the FIFA president.