Fifa president Sepp
Blatter announced in July 2012 that Fifa's new ethics committee would be looking at the bribery allegations.
FIFA president Sepp
Blatter announced his resignation on Tuesday amid the corruption scandal that has rocked world football's governing body.
Not exact matches
Last week, Sepp
Blatter, who has served as FIFA's president for nearly two decades,
announced that he would be stepping down as reports emerged that he too was being investigated by the FBI...
Sepp
Blatter falls on his sword as he
announces his resignation as FIFA President.
Joseph
Blatter, the general secretary of the FIFA, the governing body of world soccer,
announced that Maradona's accusation constituted «a very grave offense,» and that he could be banned from the World Cup for it.
Fifa has
announced Claudio Sulser, head of the ethics committee, will not take charge of the hearing as he shares Swiss nationality with Bin Hammam's presidential rival
Blatter.
Former Fifa president Sepp
Blatter is facing another corruption investigation after the ethics committee of world football's governing body
announced it was opening proceedings against him and key lieutenants Jerome Valcke and Markus Kattner.
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