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FIFA's Infantino pledges 'culture of dialogue' after uproar over secretive World Cup sell-off plan
Stuff highlights the "uproar" and "secretive" nature of the plan, while Daily Sabah uses the more neutral term "fallout" for the "commercial plan".
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What happenedTwo months into a deep rift for global soccer because of Infantino’s now-dropped US$4.2 billion World Cup sell-off plan, he offered to his critics this week an independent review of how FIFA is run and makes decisions.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "FIFA's Infantino pledges 'culture of dialogue' after uproar over secretive World Cup sell...". The right frames it as "Infantino pledges dialogue after FIFA commercial plan fallout".
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Left / center-leftFIFA's Infantino pledges 'culture of dialogue' after uproar over secretive World Cup sell-off plan
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FIFA's Infantino pledges 'culture of dialogue' after uproar over secretive World Cup sell-off plan
uproarsecretivesell-off
Two months into a deep rift for global soccer because of Infantino’s now-dropped US$4.2 billion World Cup sell-off plan, he offered to his critics this week an independent review of how FIF...
Infantino pledges dialogue after FIFA commercial plan fallout
falloutcommercial plan
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said Thursday he is committed to fostering a new culture of openness at football’s governing body, insisting the effort is “not about generating pos...