EU Bodies Pursue Criminal Claims Against FIFA President; Liverpool Eyes €140m Barcola Deal

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EU Bodies Pursue Criminal Claims Against FIFA President; Liverpool Eyes €140m Barcola Deal
FIFA Lawsuit, Liverpool Transfer, Tottenham Win

European football authorities have announced criminal complaints under Swiss law targeting FIFA chief Gianni Infantino and other officials. Liverpool is poised to sign Paris Saint‑Germain defender Bradley Barcola for 140 million euros. Tottenham celebrated a 3-0 cup win after a debut from the bench. Other sports stories include traffic chaos on the M50, a 1.7 million euro cannabis raid, and the Champions League draw favouring Arsenal and Liverpool.

European football body seeking claims of ‘criminal mismanagement’ against Fifa president in Switzerlandagainst Infantino and possible other Fifa officials and advisers for criminal mismanagement under Article 158 of the Swiss Criminal Code”.

Liverpool set to sign Bradley Barcola for €140m after breakthrough talks with PSGSavio scores from bench on debut as Tottenham thrash Charlton in EFL Cup Such a request lets an interested party in a foreign legal proceeding ask for discovery of information from an entity based in the United States.

Liverpool set to sign Bradley Barcola for €140m after breakthrough talks with PSGShamrock Rovers need to arrest slide in Finland to ensure Conference League qualificationCar drives off M50 bridge, causing closure and major traffic disruptionTwo arrested as cannabis worth almost €1.7m and imitation guns seized in cross-Border operationLive Champions League draw: Arsenal to host Real Madrid; Atlético travel to LiverpoolLatest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers

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