Chuck Blazer

FIFA faces long struggle to pass reforms

FIFA's outgoing president Sepp Blatter announced on Monday that an 11-strong task force, with an independent chairperson, would prepare reforms

Chuck Blazer agreed to act undercover for US prosecutors, informed on FIFA since 2011

Former FIFA executive committee member Chuck Blazer agreed to act undercover for U.S. prosecutors and has been cooperating since at least 2011 in the government's investigation of soccer corruption.

United Passions: 'Cringeworthy' FIFA-funded movie panned by critics

FIFA made a movie. What happens next will not blow your mind.

FIFA Crisis: Scala admits Russia and Qatar may lose World Cups 'if evidence of bribery found'

Russia and Qatar could lose the right to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups if evidence is found of corruption in the bidding process, a FIFA official was quoted as saying on Sunday

Outgoing FIFA chief Sepp Blatter sets the ball rolling on reforms

Two days after becoming the face of football corruption, disgraced FIFA President Sepp Blatter said Thursday he has already started working on ways to clean up the sport's governing body.

Re-election, resignation and a standing ovation: Blatter's topsy-turvy week at FIFA

In one tumultuous week, world soccer's governing body was plunged into a corruption scandal, top officials were arrested, new investigations were launched, and Sepp Blatter was re-elected as president, only to stun everyone by saying he was quitting.

Former FIFA exec Blazer admits taking bribes for choosing 1998, 2010 World Cup hosts

Blazer's testimony is a key plank in the US investigation against FIFA

FBI extends FIFA investigation to 2018 and 2022 World Cup host bids

"Cooperation with FIFA is going on and, most importantly, Russia is continuing preparations for the 2018 World Cup," President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said.

FIFA Crisis: Warner says he fears for his life, alleges Blatter link to Trinidad election

Jack Warner, a former FIFA vice president implicated in the corruption scandal roiling world football, said Wednesday he can prove a link between football's global governing body and his country's 2010 elections.

Feefa? Fyfa? Fefuh? 'I don't know how to pronounce it,' US judge admits during FIFA hearing

FIFA (FEE'-fuh) may be famous throughout the world. In the Brooklyn court room of US District Judge Judge Raymond J. Dearie, not so much.