Concacaf whistleblower Mel Brennan: ‘Fifa survived Blatter and Warner. It will survive Infantino too’

First publishedJul 17, 09:00 UTC

Last updatedJul 17, 11:21 UTC · 3m ago

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The Guardian US8Concacaf whistleblower Mel Brennan: ‘Fifa survived Blatter and Warner. It will survive Infantino too’Jul 17, 09:00 UTCOpen ↗

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Mel Brennan is a former executive at Concacaf. He worked with Jack Warner and Chuck Blazer, who were involved in a corruption scandal. Brennan thinks Fifa will survive its current problems.

The outlets frame the story as a reflection on Fifa's corruption scandal and governance. They all share a critical view of Fifa's leadership.

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  The Guardian USJul 17, 09:00critical view of Fifa's leadership

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