
Organized crime, illegal betting syndicates and opaque money are moving deeper into global sport. We investigate their reach into clubs and governing bodies, from corruption and money laundering to the trafficking, abuse and exploitation of players.
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As UEFA considers examining Infantino's entire career, Sports and Crime Briefing works backwards through the allegations, investigations, governance battles and political disputes over two decades
Gianni Infantino took up his role at the h...
On 27 June, hours before Argentina played Jordan in Dallas, a man telephoned Dallas airport with a terrifying warning.
He claimed that he and two accomplices were travelling towards the stadium carrying homemade bombs and an AR-15. They pl...
Unpaid clubs and host cities, accusations of blackmail, pre-written endorsement statements, football legends and world leaders telling him to get stuffed left Infantino forced to apologize.
On Wednesday 5 August, Gianni Infantino convened...
Jonas Vingegaard was asleep when anti-doping officers knocked on his hotel-room door around 2am on 19 July.
The Dane was second in the Tour de France, behind Tadej Pogačar, with the peloton due to start the mountainous 15th stage later tha...
As FIFA's president faces a campaign that could end his rule, a small group of beneficiaries is recasting his humiliating retreat as evidence of statesmanship.
By late afternoon on 2 August, Gianni Infantino’s withdrawal of FIFA Forward En...
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