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FIFA bans for life 2 officials for financial wrongdoing when presidents of soccer federations

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FIFA judges have imposed life bans on two former soccer federation presidents for financial misconduct. One of the men had stayed in office since being sanctioned in 2011 as part of a notorious bribery scandal in the Caribbean around the…

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It's back at FIFA, but this time it's not about Gianni Infantino: The Ethics Commission of the World Federation President is blocking two former officials for life and distributing millions of fines. It's about abuse of office and embezzlement.

Abuse of office, embezzlement, embezzlement: two former presidents of the association are no longer allowed to engage in football until the end of their lives.

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FIFA bans for life 2 officials for financial wrongdoing when presidents of soccer federations

GENEVA (AP) — FIFA judges imposed life bans on two former soccer federation presidents for financial misconduct, including one who stayed in office since being sanctioned in 2011 as part of a notorious election bribery scandal in the Caribbean.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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On Friday, FIFA imposed lifetime bans on two former presidents of the football associations from Montserrat and the Maldives for financial fraud and misuse of funds.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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