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Leagues to be allowed one game abroad a season under new Fifa proposals

The Guardian· Apr 24, 2026 · 12:52 PM · 1 views

FIFA's proposal could allow leagues to play one game abroad each season, aiming to expand global reach while addressing past controversies. Host countries would have a cap, and all stakeholders must approve games, with FIFA holding veto power. How will this reshape international club competitions? #FIFA #Football #InternationalGames #SportsNews #LeaguesAbroad

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