Czech FA president backs controversial FIFA proposal
Czech Republic FA president David Trunda has revealed he supports Gianni Infantino's controversial plan to sell stakes in the World Cup's commercial rights.
The organisation have proposed plans to set up a different $20bn (£15.5bn) company to run its competitions, with 20% of that then offered to external investors.
Other leading figures and governing bodies in football, which includes UEFA who would subsequently struggle to boycott future events, have hit out against the idea.
However, that has not stopped Mr Trunda, who was brought into the role last year, has backed the plan.




