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Former Arsenal supervisor Arsene Wenger considers difficult Infantino in FIFA presidential election
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Former Arsenal supervisor, Arsene Wenger is reportedly weighing a possible bid to problem Gianni Infantino within the upcoming FIFA presidential election, with a remaining resolution anticipated this week.
According to Sky Sports, key stakeholders—together with management figures inside UEFA—have been closely lobbying the 77-year-old to enter the race forward of the November 18 submitting deadline. Wenger has served as FIFA’s chief of worldwide soccer improvement since November 2019.
European governing physique chiefs have reportedly grown more and more disillusioned with Infantino following latest controversies surrounding FIFA’s business proposals, prompting the push for another candidate.
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