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Danish FA Says FIFA Legal Committee Evaded Questions on Infantino’s World Cup Proposal

The Danish Football Association has accused FIFA's Legal Committee of failing to directly address concerns over a contentious World Cup plan proposed by FIFA president Gianni Infantino.

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The Danish Football Association (DBU) has alleged that FIFA's Legal Committee avoided answering direct questions regarding a controversial World Cup proposal put forward by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according to a report by Al Jazeera.

The DBU reportedly raised concerns during discussions with the committee, seeking clarity on the details and implications of Infantino's plan. However, the Danish federation said the responses it received did not adequately address the questions raised.

Specific details of Infantino's proposal, as well as the exact nature of the Danish FA's objections, were not fully outlined in the available report. Al Jazeera's account did not include a direct response from FIFA or the Legal Committee regarding the allegations.

The dispute adds to ongoing scrutiny of FIFA's decision-making processes under Infantino's leadership, though further details on the committee's official position have not yet been made public.

Al Jazeera reported that the Danish FA's comments were made in connection with the proposal's review, though the broader context and timeline of the discussions were not specified in the source material.

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