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Soccer-Mexico, Argentina back Infantino as FIFA fight rages on
By Aadi Nair Aug 7 (Reuters) - Mexico and Argentina's football associations have thrown their support behind FIFA President Gianni Infantino, as the world soccer chief faces a fierce backlash over a now-abandoned proposal to sell off some of the commercial rights to the World Cup.
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Mexico and Argentina Support Infantino Amid FIFA Governance Dispute
Mexico and Argentina Support Infantino Amid FIFA Governance Dispute
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Jorge Messi, Father of Soccer Legend Lionel Messi, Passes Away at 68
Jorge Messi, Father of Soccer Legend Lionel Messi, Passes Away at 68
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Atlético Nacional Strengthens Squad with New Signings Andrés Reyes and Ian Poveda
Atlético Nacional Strengthens Squad with New Signings Andrés Reyes and Ian Poveda
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Inter Milan's Pursuit of Cristian Romero Faces Stalemate Amid Atletico Madrid's Interest
Inter Milan's Pursuit of Cristian Romero Faces Stalemate Amid Atletico Madrid's Interest
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Leonardo Díaz Joins Huracán de San Rafael After River Plate Departure
Leonardo Díaz Joins Huracán de San Rafael After River Plate Departure
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Boca Juniors Secures First Victory in Torneo Clausura Against Estudiantes
Boca Juniors Secures First Victory in Torneo Clausura Against Estudiantes
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Columbus Crew Acquires Forward Gonzalo Tapia on Loan from São Paulo
Columbus Crew Acquires Forward Gonzalo Tapia on Loan from São Paulo
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Columbus Crew Signs Chilean Forward Gonzalo Tapia on Loan
Columbus Crew Signs Chilean Forward Gonzalo Tapia on Loan
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Nahuel Molina closes in on Roma move following 4 years at Atlético
A deal is close for the 28-year-old full-back.
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Bayern Munich News: Aston Villa still eyeing FC Bayern’s João Palhinha; FC Barcelona still chasing striker; Liverpool to sell Cody Gakpo?; and MORE...
FC Bayern wants to make a sale, but how much will it drop the price on João Palhinha?
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Almada agrees Argentina return as Atlético free up space to pursue Romero
Almada’s Atleti career is over after a year.
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