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UEFA seeks FIFA documents from US court for Swiss case against Infantino
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UEFA seeks FIFA documents from US court for Swiss case against Infantino

From CNA · () English

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  • UEFA is requesting FIFA documents from a US court as part of a planned legal case in Switzerland against Gianni Infantino.
  • The legal action is reportedly related to Infantino's alleged role in a "disloyal management" scheme.
  • The documents sought are expected to be crucial for UEFA's case against FIFA and its president.

UEFA is pursuing legal action against FIFA and its president, Gianni Infantino, and has now turned to a US court to obtain crucial documents. The European football governing body is seeking access to FIFA's records as part of a planned case in Switzerland that targets Infantino.

Reports indicate that the legal proceedings stem from allegations of Infantino's involvement in a scheme described as "disloyal management." UEFA's request to the US court suggests that these documents are considered vital evidence for their case against FIFA and its leadership.

The move highlights the ongoing tensions and legal battles between UEFA and FIFA. By seeking evidence through international legal channels, UEFA aims to build a strong case against Infantino and FIFA, underscoring the seriousness of the allegations and the complex governance issues within international football.

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