Gianni Infantino: FIFA President to Continue in Role amid Criminal Investigation
FIFA president Gianni Infantino will remain in the role while he is a subject of a criminal investigation.
Last week, prosecutors in Switzerland launched legal proceedings against Infantino in relation to an alleged secret meeting he held with the Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber.
Both men have denied any wrongdoing.
As per FIFA, which is based in Zurich, the meetings were routine and nothing remotely criminal has happened.
Special prosecutor Stefan Keller was appointed in June to review criminal complaints against the two men and others.
German Footballer Benedikt Howedes Retires
German footballer Benedikt Howedes retired from football. He was part of the 2014 world-cup winning Germany team. He was one of the 3 players who had played every minute for the team in the tournament.
Benedikt Howedes has played 44 times for German National Team from 2011-17.
In September 2007, German Football Association honoured him with the Fritz Walter Medal, under-19 Gold Medal which is given to the best youth players.
He has played for clubs Schalke 04, Juventus and Lokomotiv Moscow.
He played for the youth team at Schalke and then for the senior's club from 2007-18. He spent an injury-troubled loan spell in Juventus in 2017-18.
The defender was last playing for Lokomotiv Moscow in Russian League and left it by mutual consent after the league was called-off due to coronavirus.