Chuck Blazer

In a statement, FIFA's ethics panel said Blazer had "committed many and various acts of misconduct continuously and repeatedly during his time as an official in different high-ranking and influential positions at Fifa and Concacaf.

Warner Bros. has acquired the rights for "Houses Of Deceit", an upcoming book by Ken Bensinger. The book is being considered the definitive account of former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer's involvement in the widespread corruption.

The scandal, which has seen Sepp Blatter step down as FIFA president, plunged to new depths with former executive committee member Chuck Blazer's admission that he took or handled bribes during the bidding process for the 1998 and 2010 World Cups, awarded to France and South Africa, respectively.

Testimony from disgraced former North American football supremo Chuck Blazer said that FIFA executives conspired to accept bribes during the bidding for the 1998 and 2010 cups, hosted by France and South Africa.

The US district court alleges massive corruption by Jack Warner within its prosecution of 14 people, including serving and former high-ranking Fifa officials and sports marketing company executives alleged to have paid bribes.

The disgraced Blazer, a once imposing figure whose aging 70-year-old body is now reportedly ravaged by colon cancer, faces years in prison after he pleaded guilty in November 2013 to a litany of charges.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into the actions of former CONCACAF Americas regional confederation officials Jack Warner of Trinidad and Tobago and Chuck Blazer of the United States. Both are one-time members of the FIFA executive committee.

Chuck Blazer is resigning as secretary general of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), just four months after blowing the whistle on alleged corruption in the Caribbean Football Union (CFU).

In a statement, FIFA's ethics panel said Blazer had "committed many and various acts of misconduct continuously and repeatedly during his time as an official in different high-ranking and influential positions at Fifa and Concacaf.

Warner Bros. has acquired the rights for "Houses Of Deceit", an upcoming book by Ken Bensinger. The book is being considered the definitive account of former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer's involvement in the widespread corruption.

The scandal, which has seen Sepp Blatter step down as FIFA president, plunged to new depths with former executive committee member Chuck Blazer's admission that he took or handled bribes during the bidding process for the 1998 and 2010 World Cups, awarded to France and South Africa, respectively.

Testimony from disgraced former North American football supremo Chuck Blazer said that FIFA executives conspired to accept bribes during the bidding for the 1998 and 2010 cups, hosted by France and South Africa.

The US district court alleges massive corruption by Jack Warner within its prosecution of 14 people, including serving and former high-ranking Fifa officials and sports marketing company executives alleged to have paid bribes.

The disgraced Blazer, a once imposing figure whose aging 70-year-old body is now reportedly ravaged by colon cancer, faces years in prison after he pleaded guilty in November 2013 to a litany of charges.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into the actions of former CONCACAF Americas regional confederation officials Jack Warner of Trinidad and Tobago and Chuck Blazer of the United States. Both are one-time members of the FIFA executive committee.

Chuck Blazer is resigning as secretary general of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), just four months after blowing the whistle on alleged corruption in the Caribbean Football Union (CFU).