FA 'deeply concerned' by Fifa plan as Uefa to meet
The Football Association is concerned about Fifa's plan to sell stakes in its competitions. Uefa's 55 member associations are meeting to discuss this issue. They will decide what to do next.
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The Football Association is worried about a plan from Fifa. Fifa wants to sell parts of its big competitions. Uefa, a group of 55 football teams, is meeting to talk about this.
Why it matters
This is important because it affects the future of football competitions. It also shows how different groups in football are working together.
- Who is concerned about Fifa's plan?
- The Football Association
- What is Fifa planning to do?
- Sell stakes in its major competitions
- Who is meeting to discuss this issue?
- Uefa's 55 member associations
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Fifa's plan to sell stakes in its competitions
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Uefa's emergency meeting to discuss Fifa's plan
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