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This week’s soccer questions: is this Fifa’s Super League moment and can Arsenal land Vinícius Júnior?
Fifa has announced a controversial $20bn investment plan to sell the commercial rights of its tournaments, including the World Cup, to private investors.
Ce qu'il faut retenir
- Fifa plans to raise approximately $20bn by selling commercial rights to its tournaments to private investors.
- European nations are reportedly ready to boycott future World Cups over the privatization plans.
- Arsenal has made a shock approach to sign Vinícius Jùnior from Real Madrid.
- Jeff Bezos is in talks to join a consortium seeking a 30% stake in Liverpool.
Fifa has announced a controversial $20bn investment plan to sell the commercial rights of its tournaments, including the World Cup, to private investors. The move has sparked widespread backlash from UEFA, the FA, Concacaf, and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, with reports suggesting European nations may boycott future World Cups. Meanwhile, Arsenal is linked with a shock move for Real Madrid's Vinícius Jùnior, who is in the final year of his contract. At Liverpool, manager Andoni Iraola faces squad depth issues amidst off-field uncertainty, as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly in talks to join a consortium seeking a 30% stake in the club.
Leurs propres mots
“attempting to sell the soul of football”
“was never anyone’s to sell”
Les chiffres clés
- $15B
- Estimated record revenue Fifa made from 2026 World Cup
- $20B
- Target investment amount from selling tournament commercial rights
- 228
- Goal contributions by Vinícius Júnior for Real Madrid
- 30%
- Liverpool stake sought by Jeff Bezos and Amit Bhatia
Le fil des événements
- Fans rallied against the European Super League breakaway effort
- Infantino posted a 15-part Instagram message defending plans
- Fifa announced plans to sell tournament commercial rights
- Joe Gomez suffered an injury during a preseason friendly
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Questions fréquentes
- Que s'est-il passé avec Fifa ?
- Fifa plans to raise approximately $20bn by selling commercial rights to its tournaments to private investors.
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