The Gag Order on FIFA's Ethics Committee Could Lift in Five Days
- Current rules keep FIFA's internal investigations a secret
- Top soccer officials may face charges in the US, Switzerland
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The current crisis at FIFA could wind up lifting the shroud of secrecy around the internal workings of global soccer as early as next week.
The 25-member executive committee will vote next Thursday on a rule change that would allow its ethics arm to make details of its investigations public, according to an agenda for the Oct. 20 meeting.