UEFA Confirms Payout to Former Staffer Linked to FIFA President Infantino

UEFA has confirmed a six-figure departure payment to a former staff member, whose relationship with FIFA President Gianni Infantino has drawn scrutiny. This revelation comes amidst broader questions about financial practices within football's governing bodies.

8 Aug, 18:04 — 8 Aug, 18:04

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UEFA confirms departure payment to ex-staff linked to FIFA’s Infantino

UEFA confirms a “departure payment” was made to a former employee allegedly linked to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, sparking controversy. Read More: https://punchng.com/uefa-confirms-departure-payment-to-ex-staff-linked-to-fifas-infantino/

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First report: delfi-lt · 8 Aug, 17:22|Full coverage: 3 · 43m|Window: 43m

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delfi-lt8 Aug, 17:22First to report

Skandalingi kaltinimai: tariamai Infantino meilužei – šešiaženklė UEFA išmoka

n1-bih8 Aug, 17:26

Infantino nekada poručivao: "Novac FIFA-e je vaš novac", danas se suočava s najvećom krizom

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UEFA Confirms Payout to Former Staffer Linked to FIFA President Infantino

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UEFA confirms departure payment to ex-staff linked to FIFA’s Infantino

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Skandalingi kaltinimai: tariamai Infantino meilužei – šešiaženklė UEFA išmoka

Infantino nekada poručivao: "Novac FIFA-e je vaš novac", danas se suočava s najvećom krizom

UEFA confirms departure payment to ex-staff linked to FIFA’s Infantino

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