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FIFA president says he is open to reform discussions

Gianni Infantino signaled willingness to discuss changes ahead of the FIFA Council meeting on October 15.

· 1 min read · language: en

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said he is open to discussing reforms of world football’s governing body, according to TASS.

The supplied item notes that the next FIFA Council meeting is scheduled for October 15 but does not specify which governance changes Infantino would support.

The statement adds to a wider discussion about how FIFA is run, though the source material provided here is limited to Infantino’s stated openness to talks and the date of the coming council meeting.

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