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Marca: Models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws.
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Football

Marca: Models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws.

According to Marca, models predict Argentina will win the World Cup if UEFA boycotts and withdraws from it. "Currently, UEFA's relationship with FIFA is at a low point because the latter intends to sell some of its World Cup rights to businesses for commercial development. Therefore, if FIFA, under Infantino's leadership, insists on pushing forward this plan, UEFA is considering withdrawing some of its World Cup rights."

World Sports: UEFA opposes FIFA's sale of World Cup shares, potentially changing the venue for the 2030 finals.
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World Sports: UEFA opposes FIFA's sale of World Cup shares, potentially changing the venue for the 2030 finals.

According to Mundo Deportivo, UEFA's strong statement this Thursday continues to reverberate. UEFA's refusal to participate in FIFA events in response to the latter's plan to open the World Cup to external investment has already impacted the Spanish Football Federation and its national teams at all levels. First and foremost is the Spanish men's national team, who were originally not going to participate in FIFA events until the 2030 World Cup.

Hoeneß: If Infantino wants to watch the World Cup match between Fiji and Cape Verde, then let him go.
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Hoeneß: If Infantino wants to watch the World Cup match between Fiji and Cape Verde, then let him go.

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino, saying Europe has the power to veto any unapproved proposal. In an interview this Thursday, Hoeneß stated, "Personally, I think Europeans don't realize their true strength. Any competition without European participation is worthless." He added, "If Europe unites..."