FIFA also announced it lost $122 million in 2015, its firstdeficit since FUT Coins, attributing that mainly to the costs ofbattling the worst graft scandal in its history.In February, FIFA elected Gianni Infantino, a former UEFAgeneral secretary, to replace Blatter.He has vowed to lead FIFA reforms, but Swiss police raided.
UEFA headquarters this month to seize information about acontract disclosed in the Panama Papers that he signed. He hasdenied wrongdoing. ($1 = 0.9672 Swiss francs) (Editing by Tom Heneghan) Infantino continues to deny wrongdoing in TV deal | Daily Mail Online.
Infantino continues to deny wrongdoing in TV deal ByReuters Published: 20:35 EST, 13 April 2016 | Updated: 20:35 EST, 13 April 2016 e-mail April 13 (Reuters) - FIFA president Gianni Infantino has again shrugged off any wrongdoing for signing a contract with two businessmen indicted in the United States, describing allegations in the Panama.
Papers documents as a "non-story".Infantino, at the time an Buy FIFA Coins official with European soccer body UEFA, signed a contract with Argentine businessmen Hugo and Mariano Jinikis, owners of Cross Trading, for the South American broadcast rights to Europe's Champions League competition.
UEFA headquarters this month to seize information about acontract disclosed in the Panama Papers that he signed. He hasdenied wrongdoing. ($1 = 0.9672 Swiss francs) (Editing by Tom Heneghan) Infantino continues to deny wrongdoing in TV deal | Daily Mail Online.
Infantino continues to deny wrongdoing in TV deal ByReuters Published: 20:35 EST, 13 April 2016 | Updated: 20:35 EST, 13 April 2016 e-mail April 13 (Reuters) - FIFA president Gianni Infantino has again shrugged off any wrongdoing for signing a contract with two businessmen indicted in the United States, describing allegations in the Panama.
Papers documents as a "non-story".Infantino, at the time an Buy FIFA Coins official with European soccer body UEFA, signed a contract with Argentine businessmen Hugo and Mariano Jinikis, owners of Cross Trading, for the South American broadcast rights to Europe's Champions League competition.