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Statements News Source excerpts confirmed August 11, 2026 · 17:36

Donald Trump backs FIFA president Gianni Infantino amid private sale controversy

  • Donald Trump Backs Gianni Infantino, Offers Warning Amid Growing Calls to Replace FIFA President
  • Donald Trump publicly backs FIFA president Infantino after World Cup sale plan backlash
  • Donald Trump jumps in to support Gianni Infantino as FIFA president clings on to power
From the source reporting: Donald Trump Backs Gianni Infantino, Offers Warning Amid Growing Calls to Replace FIFA President Donald Trump publicly backs FIFA president Infantino after World Cup sale plan backlash

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Aug 11 17:36 — Published

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