FIFA scraps controversial World Cup stake-sale plan after investor pullout, global backlash

FIFA has abandoned its proposal to sell minority stakes in a new commercial subsidiary managing World Cup and other tournament

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FIFA scraps controversial World Cup stake-sale plan after investor pullout, global backlash

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