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FIFA ethics committee clears Gianni Infantino
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has been cleared of corruption allegations by the football regulator's independent ethics committee — but he remains under investigation by Swiss authorities.
FIFA's independent ethics committee has cleared the organization's president Gianni Infantino of any alleged breach of its code, the world soccer regulator announced Wednesday.
The ethics committee received a complaint on June 21 regarding meeting between the FIFA chief and Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber. They received documentations from Swiss authorities and courts.
"All of this material has been duly scrutinized by the chairperson of the investigatory chamber in the context of the preliminary investigation," the committee said in a statement.
"Based on the information available to date, no aspect of the conduct analyzed constitutes a violation of the FIFA regulations," it added.
Criminal investigations by Swiss authorities into Infantino's conduct continue.
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