Qatar should be stripped of the 2022 World Cup in order to rectify the mistake of awarding them the tournament, the outgoing Fifa executive committee member Theo Zwanziger has said.
Zwanziger, the former president of the Germany football association (DFB), said that could happen, however, only if a report into how the World Cup was awarded offers details of specific wrongdoing.
“The best solution would be not to play in Qatar and to rectify this wrong awarding,” he told the radio station Bayern 2 on Tuesday. “But that can only happen if the report provides sufficient clues that the awarding broke Fifa ethics rules,” he said.
Fifa has been plagued by a wave of scandals and controversy, ranging from allegations of corruption in the joint 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding processes to a row over $25,000 watches given as gifts to executive committee members at the World Cup in Brazil. Full story...
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Zwanziger, the former president of the Germany football association (DFB), said that could happen, however, only if a report into how the World Cup was awarded offers details of specific wrongdoing.
“The best solution would be not to play in Qatar and to rectify this wrong awarding,” he told the radio station Bayern 2 on Tuesday. “But that can only happen if the report provides sufficient clues that the awarding broke Fifa ethics rules,” he said.
Fifa has been plagued by a wave of scandals and controversy, ranging from allegations of corruption in the joint 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding processes to a row over $25,000 watches given as gifts to executive committee members at the World Cup in Brazil. Full story...
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