Blatter Called The Already Entered The List Of Investigations

Blatter Called The Already Entered The List Of Investigations

Sepp Blatter is said to have entered the list of United States law enforcement investigation. Blatter who has just stepped down from the post of FIFA President it is believed to be the middle of staring at a tough situation.

Blatter announced to withdraw from the Presidency of FIFA in a press conference carried out on Tuesday (2/6/2015) Switzerland time. Men 79 that year decided putting the Office just four days after being re-elected to lead the world's highest football organization until 2019.

Just a few hours after the lapse of the declared fallback, Blatter was reported to have entered the list of the target United States authority. It was revealed by a number of foreign media such as the New York Times, ABC News, and Reuters.

Media-media mention that Blatter now in the investigation, as a part of the previous operation resulted in the arrest of seven FIFA officials in a hotel in Zurich, two days ahead of the Congress on Friday (29/5/2015). Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor The operation has so far been catching 14 people including the FIFA officials who allegedly involved cases of bribery and corruption.

Rumored that some law enforcement officers without revealing his identity, confirm the latest figure so Blatter from FIFA officials who entered the list of investigations. They hope to get information from the official FIFA are currently in the indictment, to search further on the case.

Blatter himself was indeed believed to be increasingly close to cases of bribery and corruption that ensnared a number of FIFA officials, especially after the transfer of the FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke revealed. Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor Valcke is known to perform a number of transfers to other FIFA officials officials in 2008.

One of them to the former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner with a value of 10 million us dollars. This Fund is suspected kickbacks to secure South Africa to host the 2010 World Cup.

Valcke FIFA and itself in the process denied the allegations. But the objections referred to thus make suspicions grow. In argument, Valcke called himself had no authority or power to do the transfer. Just as the number-two official FIFA, Valcke was considered impossible not to know the money transfer.

However, the related situation Valcke is believed to have made Blatter felt would face difficulty. The New York Times reported that a high-ranking FIFA calling Blatter and his lawyer have already felt the situation would get worse. Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor