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Japan’s Tashima Rates His Chances of Unseating FIFA Chief Infantino at 20% to 30%

Editorial Desk2 hours ago2 hours ago02 mins

Kozo Tashima, the first Japanese candidate for FIFA’s presidency, says governance is world football’s biggest problem as he challenges Gianni Infantino’s bid for a fourth term.

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