REUTERS: Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has held talks with soccer's global governing body FIFA on acquiring the commercial rights to the revamped Club World Cup, a tournament featuring top continental teams, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
An expanded event has faced strong opposition from European clubs who say there is no room in the international calendar.
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