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Dan Roan

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  • Sports Editor, BBC
Chicago, London
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Infantino re-election boost as Concacaf chief will not stand

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By Dan Roan Verified, Simon Stone Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Gianni Infantino's chances of being re-elected as Fifa president appear to have been given a major boost after potential rival Victor Montagliani confirmed he wants to remain as head of Concacaf. The Canadian, 61, was widely seen as a possible candidate after Infantino's failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors sparked a global backlash.
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Infantino re-election boost as Concacaf chief will not stand

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By Dan Roan Verified, Simon Stone Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Infantino re-election boost as Concacaf chief will not stand
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Clubs fear political interference in Man City appeal

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By Laura Scott Verified, Henry Zeffman Verified, Sami Mokbel Verified, Dan Roan Verified
| MSN Verified
Premier League clubs were so "astonished" by comments made by Andy Burnham - appearing to downplay the verdict against Manchester City - that they are now "concerned" about political interference in the appeal process, sources have told BBC Sport. Senior club figures say they were shocked when they heard the prime minister tell the BBC he would be "really concerned" if Manchester City's owners decide to sell up after the club were found guilty of Premier League financial rule breaches.
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