FIFA criminal procedures could affect sport long term, says IOC
The IOC Executive Board has adopted a declaration on good governance in sport to address the “tarnished” reputation of sports organisations
New round of FIFA corruption charges anticipated
A fresh wave of charges and arrests of officials and organisations linked to FIFA is expected, with criminal investigations set to expand globally
FIFA reform report slams “old boys’ networks”
FIFA’s Audit and Compliance Committee has proposed concrete measures to tackle “virulent risks” facing the organisation
FIFA Reform Committee discussions “intense and fruitful”
The first meeting of the 2016 FIFA Reform Committee made important steps towards “meaningful and lasting reform”, according to chairman François Carrard
Former IOC DG to lead FIFA reform
François Carrard, former IOC director general and coordinator of the IOC 2000 Reform Commission is to chair the 2016 FIFA Reform Committee
FIFA to bring in new president and reforms in 2016
A number of areas of FIFA reform, set out today in Zurich, will be confirmed at an extraordinary Congress set to take place later than expected
The democratisation of FIFA
Sepp Blatter is often characterised in the western media as a dictator, but should his claims to be a force for democracy be taken seriously?
Blatter resigns as corruption claims escalate
Just four days after his re-election, FIFA president Sepp Blatter has announced he will resign to make way for “fundamental reforms” as corruption charges close in
Sepp Blatter: we welcome investigations
In this statement, Sepp Blatter says FIFA’s own investigations led to the arrests of its officials on the eve of the FIFA Congress
FIFA can’t go on like this, says Prince Ali
With FIFA officials arrested before the congress in Zurich, presidential challenger Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein says this crisis must be resolved