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Aug 7, 2026
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Getting rid of Infantino won’t quell the urge to monetize sports
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OPINION
Getting rid of Gianni Infantino won’t quell the urge to monetize sports
CATHAL KELLY
PUBLISHED YESTERDAY
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Everybody hates Gianni Infantino, shown in Colombia on Friday, because he did the thing that all sports chiefs are expected to do these days, Cathal Kelly writes.
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