Carlos Cordeiro
Carlos Cordeiro is a prominent figure in American soccer, having served as the president of the U.S. Soccer Federation from 2018 until 2020. His tenure was marked by a focus on expanding soccer in the United States and securing the country's successful bid to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside Canada and Mexico. Cordeiro's leadership faced challenges, including controversies surrounding gender equity in sports and the ongoing development of the U.S. women's national team. His involvement in high-stakes soccer negotiations and his public appearances with political leaders have kept him in the spotlight.
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Ireland:
Carlos Cordeiro resigned as an adviser to Infantino, stating he knew nothing of the sell-off proposals.
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United States:
Carlos Cordeiro is the only high-profile official to have quit since the controversy began.
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Montenegro:
Carlos Cordeiro resigned and called the proposal a bad deal and irresponsible.
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Switzerland:
Carlos Cordeiro resigned in protest against Infantino's plans to sell a stake in the World Cup.
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Denmark:
Carlos Cordeiro resigned in protest against Infantino's plans.
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Peru:
Carlos Cordeiro was a key advisor to Infantino who resigned in protest against the proposed initiative.
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Canada:
Infantino’s senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro resigned in protest at the plan last week.
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Costa Rica:
Carlos Cordeiro, the main advisor to Gianni Infantino, resigned in opposition to Infantino's project.
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Brazil:
Carlos Cordeiro, a close advisor to Infantino, resigned in opposition to the commercial plan.
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Germany:
Carlos Cordeiro, a close confidant and advisor to Infantino, resigned in protest last week.
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