
Keir Radnedge: Garcia Report lays bare the tawdry state of FIFA
June 27, 2017
World governing body forced to publish investigation into 2018/2022 World Cup bids after leak to German newspaper Bild
A former editor of World Soccer, Keir Radnedge is a highly respected and well-connected commentator on the global game.
World governing body forced to publish investigation into 2018/2022 World Cup bids after leak to German newspaper Bild
German newspaper Bild has obtained a copy of the American lawyer's report that FIFA declined to publish
The last Confederations Cup kicks off tomorrow in St Petersburg. It will not be missed
Speaking in Cardiff ahead of the Champions League Final, the UEFA president said the 2030 World Cup should be in Europe, not China or South America
Keir Radnedge on the FIFA president's plans to hand powers back to the confederation heads
Hosts in 1970 and 1986, Mexico is keen to host the World Cup for a record third time in 2026.
After 22 months and scrutiny of more than 2m documents FIFA’s three-pronged internal investigation into corruption among its elite has ended in the dull thud of anti-climax.
Head of the European Clubs Association Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has defended Uefa amid claims that the recent revamp of the Champions League will widen the gap between the rich clubs and the poor.
Sepp Blatter has still not forgiven England and the US for his downfall, and the former Fifa president is critical of the decision to expand the World Cup to 48 teams.
Uefa president says Europe has significant challenges, but also big opportunities in the coming years.