Platini hits back at Qatar corruption claims

UEFA president Michel Platini claims attempts are being made to tarnish his image over his support for Qatar 2022’s World Cup bid.

Platini hits back at Qatar corruption claims
Tue, 03 Jun, 2014 - 15:26

UEFA president Michel Platini claims attempts are being made to tarnish his image over his support for Qatar 2022’s World Cup bid.

Platini has written to the Daily Telegraph following a front page story headlined “Qatar World Cup 2022: France embroiled in corruption scandal”.

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