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Home » Headlines » Morocco may lose hosting 2014 FIFA club World Cup because of Ebola virus

Morocco may lose hosting 2014 FIFA club World Cup because of Ebola virus

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Aug, 19, 2014
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FIFA Confirms That 2014 Club World  Cup Will Be Held in Morocco

FIFA Confirms That 2014 Club World Cup Will Be Held in Morocco

Tinejdad, Morocco – Amid the growing fears of the outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus in some African countries, Morocco may lose the honor of hosting the 2014 FIFA club World Cup because of the Ebola virus.

According to the Spanish website Pasion Libertadores, members of the International Federation of Football want to move the Club World Cup to the United States, specifically to the cities of Los Angeles and Miami.

The same source added that a final decision will be made in this regard, during the next few days.

However, there is no official statement from the FIFA or the hosting country confirms or refutes the possibility that the event will be postponed or moved to another continent.

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