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NY Times · Sep 10, 2017

Former FIFA Official’s Testimony Could Raise New Ethics Questions

FIFA President Gianni Infantino, left, with Russia’s deputy prime minister, Vitaly Mutko, on Saturday at an event in Moscow to commemorate the start of the FIFA World Cup Trophy tour in Russia.A former chairman of FIFA’s governance committee who accused top FIFA officials of pressuring him to ignore regulations said Saturday that if asked, he would provide specifics at a British parliamentary hearing this week.

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