AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorld Cup governance shock: FIFA president Gianni Infantino is pushing a plan to sell up to 21% of a new World Cup-run entity to private equity, and UEFA says it will boycott FIFA events if the move goes ahead. Cape Verde football spotlight: Vozinha, the breakout Cape Verde goalkeeper, has Chile’s league approval to wear his nickname on his jersey, but his Colo-Colo arrival remains uncertain amid visa and travel delays. Local tech for livelihoods: Chinese-made electric tricycles are spreading across Praia and other islands, cutting fuel costs and helping small businesses deliver goods in narrow streets. AI in sport, post-tournament: FIFA’s AI Pro was used across the 2026 World Cup to support teams in preparation and review, raising the question of what should stick as leagues restart. Integrity watch: A sports integrity group flagged irregularities in betting around World Cup matches, including markets tied to Cape Verde’s group-stage draw with Spain. Advanced air mobility: Eve Air Mobility and Moov signed a Letter of Intent to evaluate eVTOL operations in Cabo Verde for tourism, transport links, medical services, and inspections. Beach tech and training: Cape Verde hosted the Laginha Beach Futures, with international beach volleyball teams sweeping medals and receiving coaching support.
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