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Exclusive: Gianni Infantino’s ‘lover’ was paid off by Uefa

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By Tom Morgan Verified
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Gianni Infantino's conduct is said to have caused major concerns among senior figures at Uefa - Jaime Saldarriaga / AFP via Getty
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Exclusive: Gianni Infantino’s ‘lover’ was paid off by Uefa

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By Tom Morgan Verified
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Uefa paid off an alleged mistress of Gianni Infantino while he was its general secretary, The Telegraph can disclose. The woman received a six-figure sum after the alleged relationship with Mr Infantino while he was a top official at European football's governing body. She is alleged to have been promoted by Mr Infantino during their relationship. After she left, the football body is said to have paid for her to do an MBA at a business school.
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West Ham ownership battle erupts over move to block Staveley deal

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By Tom Morgan Verified, Sam Dean Verified
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Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech billionaire and joint-chair of West Ham United , has moved to block Amanda Staveley's consortium as an ownership battle rages over the London club. The consortium led by Staveley, the former Newcastle United co-owner, this weekend agreed a deal to buy the late David Gold's 25.1 per cent stake in the club from his daughter, Vanessa. But Kretinsky has now moved to thwart Staveley by reducing his own stake from 27 per cent to below 25 per cent.
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