17:14 17/06/2015
Zurich - The chief ethics investigator of FIFA said on Wednesday
he is conducting several proceedings against unnamed football officials
based on initial findings from an investigation into the bidding for the
2018 and 2022 World Cup.
"The
independent Investigatory Chamber of the FIFA Ethics Committee is
carrying out several proceedings into football officials on suspicion of
breach of the FIFA Code of Ethics based on the findings of the
investigation into the decision for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups,"
Cornel Borbely, FIFA's chief ethics investigator, said in a statement.
"Should new evidence come to light, the Investigatory Chamber will widen the group of suspects."
The
ethics committee is not authorized to provide names of those being
investigated, and Borbely said for tactical reasons he would not provide
information on the current number of suspects or investigators
involved.
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