European football chief doesn't want to lose credibility over FIFA job but says Infantino will face a challenger.
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WorldPingAleksander Ceferin, president of the European soccer confederation (UEFA) has announced that he will not run against Gianni Infantino but warned the under-fire FIFA president that he must either quit or face a leadership challenge in March.
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WorldPingUefa president Aleksander Ceferin rules himself out of the running to replace Gianni Infantino, but expects a candidate to challenge the Fifa president's leadership in March.
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WorldPingFifa president will face opponent if he seeks re-election Ceferin: ‘We stopped another try to steal the sport’ The Uefa president, Aleksander Ceferin, has described Gianni Infantino’s doomed attempt to sell stakes in the World Cup as “even worse than…
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WorldPingThe six Nordic football associations have announced they have lost confidence in Gianni Infantino - intensifying pressure on the FIFA president.
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