UEFA stops its threat to boycott FIFA
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UEFA is no longer going to boycott FIFA tournaments.
This decision arrives after important discussions in Monaco.
Gianni Infantino promised to stop his project to sell the World Cup.
UEFA was not in agreement with this investment plan.
Now, six European teams can prepare normally.
They are going to participate in the Under-20 Women's World Cup.
This sporting event starts on September 5 in Poland.
European soccer leaders are ending their threat today.
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