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The head of the Czech Football Association on the sale of part of the rights to the World Cup: “I see how FIFA’s intentions can have a positive impact”

President of the Czech Football Association David Trunda commented on Gianni Infantino's plans to attract private investors - what practical benefits he sees for Czech football in cooperation with FIFA

ColdMath EditorialJuly 29, 20263 min read
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