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FIFA chief Infantino receives support from 6 Arab federations amid revolt over World Cup plan

The backing came from 2030 World Cup co-host Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon and Sudan, with four of the signatories being FIFA council members

Published Aug 16, 2026 · 2:25 PMOriginal source: Football News, Football Scores, Premier League, La Liga, ISL | The Hindu1 reads
FIFA chief Infantino receives support from 6 Arab federations amid revolt over World Cup plan
The backing came from 2030 World Cup co-host Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon and Sudan, with four of the signatories being FIFA council members
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