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Manchester United's women's team faces intense scrutiny over investment and facilities, raising questions about whether the club is held to a higher standard than other WSL sides. Despite on-pitch success, off-field issues and high-profile departures have fueled criticism.
As European football bodies oppose FIFA's plan to sell stakes in competitions, Africa's confederation remains silent, with many associations tempted by potential funds. Critics warn of commercialization risks, while supporters highlight financial benefits for the continent.
Former England defender Anita Asante warns women's football will be the first to suffer if FIFA's plan to sell stakes in competitions to private investors proceeds. UEFA's boycott and upcoming tournaments highlight the potential impact on the women's game.
Andy Burnham has criticized the involvement of the Kushner family as lead investors in a World Cup sell-off, asserting that football belongs to fans, not investors. His statement marks his first indirect clash with the Trump sphere.
