UEFA prepares criminal complaint against FIFA
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Gianni Infantino’s situation keeps getting worse by the minute. After the news of UEFA going after Infantino and FIFA with criminal charges, there are now allegations that he also tried to mess with the U-15 World Cup without the knowledge of other council members.
The decision is set to be ratified at a meeting of UEFA’s 55 member associations in Monaco on Thursday afternoon.
FIFA approved AFA’s request to serve suspensions in friendlies. Paredes, Molina and Almada could return sooner for Argentina.
Several prominent players, both past and present, have shared a statement calling on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to leave his position.