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FA Chairman Demands Infantino Release World Cup Sell-Off Documents

The Football Association's chairman has called on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to disclose all records tied to a disputed plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, according to BBC Sport.

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The chairman of the Football Association (FA) has demanded that FIFA president Gianni Infantino release all documents connected to a controversial plan to sell off a stake in the World Cup, BBC Sport reported.

According to the report, the demand centers on transparency regarding the proposed sale, though further details of the plan itself were not specified in the available reporting.

BBC Sport did not provide additional information on the scope of the documents sought, the timeline for their release, or FIFA's response to the request at the time of publication.

This report is based on limited details available from the original BBC Sport article. Further developments may provide additional context on the nature of the World Cup stake sale and the FA's specific concerns.

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