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UEFA may still boycott FIFA events as it says Infantino apology 'changes nothing'

"Yesterday’s announcement that some people employed by the FIFA President (and whose careers depend on his favour) agree with him changes nothing," UEFA said in a statement on Thursday.

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00:00European football governing by the UEFA has threatened to proceed with a boycott of FIFA
00:05events, rejecting an official apology over a collapsed $20 billion private investment
00:09plan.
00:11Following an emergency FIFA meeting in Rabat, President Gianni Infantino claimed full support
00:16from senior management.
00:19However, UEFA insisted its 55 member associations will maintain boycott pledges stating FIFA
00:25failed to provide guarantees against future attempts to sell off major competitions.
00:31UEFA dismissed FIFA's internal statement arguing backing from Infantino's own staff
00:36changes nothing.
00:38The institutional conflict expanded on Thursday as global player union FIFPRO launched a fierce
00:43attack on FIFA leadership.
00:46FIFPRO condemned the Morocco summit as a governance failure and a profound abuse of presidential
00:51power.
00:52The union accused FIFA of attempting to dismiss a constitutional crisis as a simple communications
00:58error.
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