Maradona backs Infantinos 48-team World Cup plan

Maradona, one of the greatest players to grace the game, has been a long-time critic of FIFA but the two sides buried the hatchet last year after Gianni Infantino was elected President of the global soccer body to replace Sepp Blatter.1234567891011 Latest NewsQuadri leads Nigeria challenge at ITTF Hungarian OpenMikels Eagles position not under threat, says YusufOlumudi targets top finish at 2017 Access Bank Lagos City MarathonRonaldo wins Fifa best player awardKonta, Evans through in SydneySWAN President tasks Team Nigeria on quality representation at AJCKurfi describes LMC appointment as serious challengeDikko charges NPFL players to surpass EzejiSuper Cup: Kone targets victory over RangersRonaldo wins FIFAs player of the year awardThe best of Football Awards 2016 WinnersMaradona backs Infantinos 48-team World Cup planFIFA Council meets to expand World Cup teams to 40 or 48Musa, Ndidi impress RanieriIgbinovia, Abamu make Team Nigerias AJC listLiverpool held by PlymouthChelsea recall Ake from Bournemouth loanHawkins second as Mo Farah struggles in EdinburghStationery Stores plan resurgenceIghalo decides this week on China move .holder1 { font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial; width: 100%; text-align:center; border-bottom: 1px solid #E9E9E9; border-top: 1px solid #E9E9E9; padding: 10px 0 !important; float: left; } #itemContainerl { border:0; } var $p = jQuery.noConflict(); /* when document is ready */ $p(function() { /* initiate the plugin */ $p("div.holder1").jPages({ containerID: "itemContainerl", perPage: 5, startPage: 1, startRange: 1, previous: false, next : false, midRange: 5, endRange: 1 }); });
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