
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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On 20 September, Granit Xhaka had little to say about the investigation into his Covid vaccination certificate. Asked about it after Sunderland’s defeat against Manchester City, he declined to comment and indicated that he had dealt with wo...
Nasser Al-Khelaifi held separate roles at PSG, the French league selling its TV rights, and the broadcaster buying them. Investigators are looking at his role very closely.
On 14 July 2024, the board of France’s professional football leagu...
The NBA has imposed some of the harshest sanctions in its history on the Los Angeles Clippers. The case began with a suspicious endorsement deal, but grew into something much bigger.
On 2 September, the NBA imposed some of the most severe...
As fans and federations turn on him, Gianni Infantino is still building the FIFA he wants to lead or leave behind.
On 8 September, the human rights organisation FairSquare delivered a complaint to FIFA’s Ethics Committee with more than 100...
An Argentine drug case has exposed plans to launder drug funds through Agüero’s esports brand, and a dispute over how far they went.
On 30 January, Diego Anzalone told his associate Bono De Carlucci that they would be signing a deal with A...
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