FIFA tests the limits of private equity in sports with World Cup subsidiary sale | CNBC
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FIFA's proposal to sell a minority stake in FIFA Forward Enterprises has met with strong opposition from UEFA and Concacaf, who fear external influence over the World Cup. Despite the backlash, FIFA plans to proceed with the proposal while asserting that the World Cup is not for sale.
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The article is a news piece that provides a balanced overview of FIFA's plan to sell a stake in a new subsidiary and the subsequent backlash, though its length could be more concise.
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