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Infantino asked to stay away from youth tournament

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been asked by Concacaf president and FIFA vice-president Victor Montagliani to stay away from a youth football tournament in the Dominican Republic this weekend. The request comes amid continued criticism of Infantino over his now-scrapped plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, which has exposed deepening divisions within football's governing bodies.

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The letter from Montagliani, who is also a FIFA vice-president, comes with Infantino still coming under fire over his now scrapped plans to sell off stakes in the World Cup.

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Infantino asked to stay away from youth tournamentBBC Sport
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Infantino asked to stay away from youth tournament

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Gianni Infantino defies FIFA vice-president request to stay away from youth tournament amid backlash to World Cup sell off plan

The letter from Montagliani, who is also a FIFA vice-president, comes with Infantino still coming under fire over his now scrapped plans to sell off stakes in the World Cup.

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FIFA president Infantino asked to stay away from youth tournamentSky News – World
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FIFA president Infantino asked to stay away from youth tournament

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been asked to stay away from a youth tournament in a sign of deepening divisions caused by his attempted World Cup sell-off, Sky News has learnt.

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