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UEFA signs joint letter slamming 'deception' as Infantino fallout continues

UEFA signs joint letter slamming 'deception' as Infantino fallout continuesWorldPing

UEFA, CONMEBOL and AFC have hit out at "deception" and a "fundamental breach of trust" around Gianni Infantino's botched World Cup stake sale plans to further raise the pressure on the under-fire FIFA president.

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