Onetime Soccer Kingpin Jack Warner Faces $50 Million Fraud Suit
- Ex-FIFA VP accused of using soccer funds to develop his land
- Suit brought by Americas organization Warner led for 20 years
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Jack Warner, once one of the most powerful men in global soccer, is being sued for more than $50 million by the sport’s regional body in North and Central America.
It is the latest legal action against the man who for 20 years led the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football, the 41-nation group known as Concacaf. He is also facing corruption charges in the U.S. and remains in Trinidad where he is fighting extradition. He has in the past denied any wrongdoing.