British journalist Andrew Jennings publishing a book on the Federation Internationale de Football Amateur in 2006, had caused great controversy. Result of an investigation that lasted four years, this book deals with scenes of FIFA. Financial management of the proceeding until the process of electing officials, Jennings tried to bring to light some cases of FIFA.
According to the autobiography of businessman André Guelfi, a former associate of Horst Dassler Adidas boss, the president of FIFA, Sepp Blatter was forced to the general secretariat and the presidency by the former boss of Adidas Dassler "Mr. Blatter was appointed secretary general, simply by Horst Dassler. According
Guelfi, Dassler told me: "We will install these in place, it's good, it is ours. Both say that Blatter was his lackey. I found it quite insignificant, especially next to Havelange. For me, it was neither more nor less than a sweeper. Blatter can say what he wants you to believe that he managed alone, the truth is that it owes its Dassler position. "
" He was elected with 918 000 euros of bribes paid to a score of prominent members "(source:" How they have rigged the game? "Britain's David Yallop). He "manages FIFA like a dictatorship" (Le Monde, 28 May 2002) said its former general secretary Zen Ruffinen denouncing fake jobs, finance disguised and suspicions of corruption.
"What happens when he asked FIFA on the remuneration paid to directors? Stakeholders and supporters can they know how much millions of dollars generated by the World Cup is pocketed by officials Sepp Blatter How hands-on? Urs Linsi, the finance division director, is the man to ask ... but he did not answer. Blatter's salary remains a secret. Inside FIFA, is said to be around 4 million Swiss francs (more than 2.5 million euros). In addition, his secret contract would include a clause deterring if FIFA turns, it must pay him 24 million francs Swiss. More than 15.5 million euros! In addition, the allowance paid for her apartment ... in Zollikon cost to FIFA 8000 SFr. "
The FIFA president accumulated problems since eleven of the twenty-four members of the federation complain against him. Beginning in May 2002, Michel Zen-Ruffinen, FIFA general secretary released a report accusing Mr Sepp Blatter of corruption, abuse of powers suspicious financial transactions and 550 million euros could be lost.
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