Sepp Blatter's drive for transparency continues. This week he is in the Caribbean, a region that has endured more than its fair share of financial mishaps.
As former CONCACAF president Jack Warner resigns from his government role in Trinidad and Tobago, it is not the allegations of corruption that are most shocking but the sheer scale of them.
When Jack Warner walked away from football in the summer of 2011 he left a cloud of angry hot air behind him, breathed by critics furious that he had not faced up to charges arising out of bribery allegations in the FIFA presidential election.
Despite maintaining a facade of unity at the annual FIFA Congress, the fragile truce didn't last, as football's competing factions were soon back on the warpath.