FIFA Investment Battle, Chris Olave Deal & MLB Trades
On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel examines FIFA’s controversial proposal to create a $20 billion commercial subsidiary responsible for the World Cup, Club World Cup and other competitions. The plan would allow private investors to purchase a minority stake, prompting coordinated opposition from…
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