Aug 14 (Reuters) - Here is a timeline of events where FIFA president Gianni Infantino introduced a proposal to sell a slice of the World Cup's commercial future that backfired and sparked a global revolt in the sport: July 19 - The first 48-team World Cup concludes at New York New Jersey stadium with Infantino and U.

Oceania have offered support to Gianni Infantino, but New Zealand have gone against their own confederation in FIFA row.

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The Los Angeles Lakers are being bought in a $12bn takeover deal by Joshua Kushner, the Donald Trump associate who attempted to buy a stake in the Fifa World Cup.

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President Donald Trump took aim at critics of Gianni Infantino, saying it would be a "terrible mistake" to replace the embattled FIFA president.