FIFA executive committee member
Mohamed Bin Hammam has been banned from all international and national
football activity for life after being found guilty of bribery.
The
FIFA member and Asian Football Confederation president had been
suspended since May 29 pending an investigation into claims that he
attempted to bribe members of the Caribbean Football Union at a meeting
on the FIFA presidency campaign trail in Trinidad in May.
After a two-day hearing which Bin Hammam did not attend, ethics committee deputy chairman Petrus Damaseb confirmed that the former FIFA presidential candidate was found guilty and banned from all football-related activity for life.
The
FIFA member and Asian Football Confederation president had been
suspended since May 29 pending an investigation into claims that he
attempted to bribe members of the Caribbean Football Union at a meeting
on the FIFA presidency campaign trail in Trinidad in May.After a two-day hearing which Bin Hammam did not attend, ethics committee deputy chairman Petrus Damaseb confirmed that the former FIFA presidential candidate was found guilty and banned from all football-related activity for life.
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