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FIFA President Infantino Apologizes
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized for 'mistakes' made in a controversial plan, but will continue in his role. FIFA is the organization that governs world football and is responsible for major tournaments like the World Cup.

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FIFA President Infantino Apologizes
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized for 'mistakes' made in a controversial plan that included some of football's biggest competitions. He will continue in his role with the support of FIFA's governing body.What Happened?
FIFA is the organization that governs world football and is responsible for major tournaments like the World Cup. However, after Infantino announced his FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) plan, there was widespread criticism from the football world.What is the Plan?
The plan involved selling parts of FIFA competitions to investors. However, many countries opposed the plan, which included outside investors putting money into the money-making and organizational parts of big FIFA competitions.Criticism
UEFA, the organization that governs football in Europe, said 'the World Cup is not for sale' and warned that it 'cannot be treated as an investment product'. Other football organizations made similar criticisms.Outcome
FIFA cancelled the plan on August 1. Infantino apologized and promised not to do it again. However, some football figures and organizations are still asking for more explanations.Did You Know?
FIFA is made up of 211 national football organizations and has a FIFA Council to make important decisions. However, criticisms have raised questions about why this big plan was developed without enough discussion.Summary
FIFA President Infantino apologized for the controversial plan, but will continue in his role. FIFA is the organization that governs world football and is responsible for major tournaments. However, criticisms show that the organization needs to be more transparent and inclusive.📰 Source:BBC Newsround


