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Carlos Cordeiro

Carlos Cordeiro

American soccer administrator (born 1956)

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  • Aug 2

    Real Madrid applauds FIFA's World Cup rights U-turn and uses it to attack LaLiga's CVC deal

    Real Madrid welcomed FIFA's decision to scrap a plan to sell partial commercial rights of the World Cup and other tournaments, and used the moment to reignite its criticism of LaLiga's CVC investment deal.

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