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FIFA says it will answer UEFA query but won't commit to deadline
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FIFA insists it intends to reply to questions submitted by UEFA related to Gianni Infantino's presidency, but has not committed to doing so before the deadline for candidates to be declared for next year's FIFA presidential election.
FIFA insists it intends to reply to questions submitted by UEFA related to Gianni Infantino's presidency, but has not committed to doing so before the deadline for candidates to be declared for next year's FIFA presidential election.
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