Wembley sale can reverse FA's reputational decline, says CEO Clarke


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  • Wednesday, 30 May 2018

FILE PHOTO: Football Soccer Britain - England - Gareth Southgate Press Conference - Wembley Stadium - 1/12/16 FA Chief Executive Martin Glenn during the press conference Action Images via Reuters / Carl Recine Livepic

LONDON (Reuters) - Proposals to sell Wembley Stadium to U.S. billionaire Shahid Khan are "an opportunity to reverse the FA’s reputational decline", the governing body's chief executive Martin Glenn told a meeting of the organisation's council members on Tuesday.

Glenn also moved to reassure members that selling the national soccer stadium would not represent a "betrayal" and would not be selling the "soul of the game", echoing comments from FA chairman Greg Clarke on Tuesday.

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