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Sports integrity chief warns the eyes of the world are watching FIFA
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Sponsors and fans will turn their back on FIFA if it is not fully transparent over the World Cup private investor plan and the Folarin Balogun case, a sports integrity chief has warned.
Sponsors and fans will turn their back on FIFA if it is not fully transparent over the World Cup private investor plan and the Folarin Balogun case, a sports integrity chief has warned.
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