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Wenger distances himself from Infantino

In today’s episode, Alex Crook and Peterborough Chairman and Owner Darragh MacAnthony look at the latest fallout from Infantino's doomed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, with Arsene Wenger distancing himself from it all. We discuss Mauricio Pochettino signing a new contract with the USMNT, talk West Ham—with reports stating that Daniel Kretinsky has moved to block Amanda Staveley from buying into the club—and feature another edition of Crooky's Transfer Notebook. All that and more, on Outspoken!



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