Mexican Federation Responds to Infantino's World Cup Stake Decision
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Mexican Federation Responds to Infantino's World Cup Stake Decision

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has halted plans to sell a stake in the FIFA World Cup, prompting a statement from the Mexican Football Federation.

The decision to abandon the proposed sale was revealed earlier this afternoon. Following that announcement, the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) issued a statement regarding the matter.

The FMF’s statement reads: “T…” The source does not provide the full text of the statement. It is unclear from the provided information why Infantino decided to halt plans for selling a World Cup stake, but the Mexican Football Federation has acknowledged the decision.

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