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'Scrutiny Is Not A Licence To Distort Facts': FIFA Backs Infantino Amid Fresh Allegations
The statement comes after a report in Daily Telegraph claimed Infantino's female staffer was given a severance payment by Uefa while he was its general secretary. Infantino worked at UEFA for 16 years before being elected FIFA president.
FIFA, however, insisted that any process seeking to challenge Infantino must follow its statutes and democratic framework.
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