Concacaf Soccer Body Tells Members About Financial Mismanagement
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The top lawyer for the body that oversees soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean said auditors found discrepancies in the group’s finances.
John Collins, the legal counsel of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football, said former general secretary Chuck Blazer failed to correctly report tax for at least four years, and ex-president Jack Warner registered a $22.5 million soccer center in his own name.