Новости за 14.09.2015

By Andrew Warshaw in Zurich
September 14 - Declaring that "no individual is above the law", the US prosecutor whose revelations brought FIFA to its knees and led in part to Sepp Blatter's decision to step down as president, says more criminal charges are expected to be brought and more arrests made.

By Alexander Krassimirov
September 14 - Bulgaria's Levski Sofia has paid more than BGN 3 million (€1.5 million) in debt settlement to former and current players, and coaches. Ivo Tonev (pictured), one of the majority owners of the club made the announcement after a meeting of the Governing Council.

By Andrew Warshaw in Zurich
September 14 - As the world's media descended on Zurich for the eagerly awaited latest developments in the US and Swiss investigations into alleged widespread malpractise surrounding FIFA, the organisation's former anti-corruption advisor said Sepp Blatter himself should be questioned over the sale of television rights to disgraced former CONCACAF boss Jack Warner.

By Paul Nicholson
September 14 - The Somali Football Federation's campaign to win back their national stadium in Mogadishu, which is currently being occupied by African Union troops, took a step nearer realisation last Friday when the country's president announced the stadium would be vacated.

By Paul Nicholson
September 14 - While the South Americans seem convinced that the 2016 Centennial edition of the CopaAmerica will be played for the first time outside of the region in the US, in partnership with CONCACAF, the idea this is now a done deal does not seem certain.

By Andrew Warshaw
September 14 - As US and Swiss prosecutors prepared to hold an eagerly awaited press conference to update the world's media on their separate investigations into corruption surrounding FIFA, outgoing president Sepp Blatter found himself unwittingly drawn into the whole murky saga.

By Andrew Warshaw
September 14 - He was only elected to FIFA's inner circle at the end of April but Malaysia's Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah (pictured) has announced he is stepping down as president of his country's federation.

September 14 - The head of FIFA's medical committee has commissioned a new sub-group to draw up a special code of ethics for coaches and team doctors.

By Paul Nicholson
September 14 - Just one month before the candidates have to confirm their nominations for the FIFA Presidential race, and three months before the election itself, the International Football Arena (IFA) Conference will take place at the Home of FIFA in Zurich, November 17.

By David Owen
September 12 - Manchester City have enlisted the help of Sun Jihai, their former player, in their efforts to better exploit the vast 1.3 billion-strong Chinese market. The defender, who turns 38 this month, made 130 league appearances for the club during a six-year stint between 2002 and 2008.