AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFIFA Turmoil in the Spotlight: UK’s The Telegraph reports UEFA made a six-figure “departure payment” to an alleged mistress of FIFA chief Gianni Infantino during his UEFA years, including MBA fees; UEFA confirmed the payment and says rules were followed, while Infantino denies wrongdoing as calls for his resignation keep growing. Ceuta Migration Fallout: Spain says it will impose temporary border checks on travellers from Italy from midnight Saturday until Sept. 7, in a tit-for-tat dispute after Italy kept controls linked to the Ceuta surge; Spain also says most of the roughly 72,000 who entered Ceuta have returned to Morocco. Human Rights Update: Morocco’s CNDH puts the death toll on the Moroccan side at 14, citing Spanish figures of 80 deaths overall, and criticizes Ceuta authorities for inadequate assistance and alleged attacks. Morocco Football & Youth: CAF confirmed Morocco will host the 2027 U-17 AFCON, while Morocco’s U20 coach named 18 players for the Mediterranean Games. Sports Business: Manchester City rejected Barcelona’s £38.5m Rodri bid and says it wants closer to £68.5m; City is also linked with Moroccan midfielder Ayub Bouadi.
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