Ex-FIFA chief Blatter blasts plan to sell stake in World Cup to investors
Sepp Blatter, FIFA chief for 17 years until 2015, has blasted new proposal that moves 'people's game' further from fans.
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Sensores, IA e VAR: aposta da Fifa em tecnologia gera polêmicas na Copa do Mundo
Folarin Balogun, dos EUA, recebe cartão vermelho do árbitro Raphael Claus.
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Se o presidente da Fifa, Gianni Infantino, esperava que a tecnologia ajudasse a reduzir as controvérsias da arbitragem, a Copa do Mundo mostrou que o debate está longe de terminar.
O uso da tecnologia esteve no centro das principais polêmicas do torneio, incluindo a expulsão de Folarin Balogun, caso que chegou a chamar a atenção do presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump.
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