Why isn’t anyone challenging Infantino for FIFA’s top job?
•Gianni Infantino has abandoned his plan to sell a stake in the World Cup after backlash.
•The FIFA president is up for re-election next year, but no opponents have emerged.
•The lack of challengers raises questions about the dynamics within FIFA and its leadership.
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→Gianni Infantino has abandoned his plan to sell a stake in the World Cup after backlash.
→The FIFA president is up for re-election next year, but no opponents have emerged.
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