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Wenger In New FIFA Global Soccer Development Role

by Editor On November 14, 2019 0 Comment

14th November 2019 – FIFA has hired Arsene Wenger in a full-time role leading its global work developing soccer. The former Arsenal manager accepted FIFA’s offer more than two months after it was first reported, and one week after talks with Bayern Munich about the German champion’s vacant head coach job. FIFA said Wenger’s title will […]
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