Is Fifa selling parts of the World Cup to private investors?
•FIFA is creating a new subsidiary to manage part of the World Cup and is offering a 20% stake to private investors.
•The stake is valued at over $4 billion, with discussions ongoing with Thrive Eternal, an investment firm linked to Jared Kushner's brother.
•This move marks a significant shift in FIFA's approach to financing the World Cup through private investment.
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→FIFA is creating a new subsidiary to manage part of the World Cup and is offering a 20% stake to private investors.
→The stake is valued at over $4 billion, with discussions ongoing with Thrive Eternal, an investment firm linked to Jared Kushner's brother.
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