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Infantino não tem futuro na FIFA, diz chefe das Ligas Europeias
O chefe das Ligas Europeias, Claudius Schaefer, criticou o presidente da FIFA, Gianni Infantino, afirmando que ele não tem futuro na organização, ao mesmo tempo em que observou que sua influência cresceu ao longo dos anos.
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O chefe das Ligas Europeias, Claudius Schaefer, manifestou-se a respeito do presidente da FIFA, Gianni Infantino, afirmando que Infantino não tem futuro no órgão dirigente. Apesar de fazer essa afirmação sobre as perspectivas finais de Infantino na FIFA, Schaefer também reconheceu que a influência do presidente dentro da organização tem crescido continuamente de ano para ano.
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