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FIFA looks at US for new women's Club World Cup

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Sky News•3h ago•0 views•
FIFA looks at US for new women's Club World Cup
FIFA is looking to stage another major event in the US, with plans advancing for the launch of the women's Club World Cup despite the leadership crisis around Gianni Infantino, Sky News understands.
FIFA is looking to stage another major event in the US, with plans advancing for the launch of the women's Club World Cup despite the leadership crisis around Gianni Infantino, Sky News understands.
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