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Italy's first class football association Serie A has retired plans to coordinate a competition in the United States during the current year's World Cup, two club authorities said on Thursday.
Qatar will have the World Cup from 21 November to 18 December, compelling significant European associations, for example, Serie A to enjoy some time off during the homegrown season.
Under plans divulged in February, Serie A was hoping to sort out a unique competition in Orlando, including each of the association's 20 clubs, using players that had not been called up for their public groups in Qatar. Peruse full story
To reinforce groups whose positions had been decreased by public group call-ups, the Italian association investigated ways of getting authorisations for transitory advance arrangements for players from other public contests.
However the endeavor demonstrated ineffective, making it hard for certain groups to partake in the competition, while the monetary returns were dubious, the sources said after an inward Serie A gathering which examined the matter on Thursday.
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