RDC : un nouveau scandale pour la FIFA ?
Des journalistes du Monde et du New York Times affirment que la FIFA aurait dissimulé l'inéligibilité du gardien Lionel Mpasi, qui aurait pu priver les Léopards de la Coupe du monde.
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Des journalistes du quotidien français Le Monde et du New York Times affirment que la Fédération internationale de football (FIFA) aurait contourné ses propres règles en dissimulant l'inéligibilité du gardien congolais Lionel Mpasi.
Selon ces journalistes, cette dissimulation aurait pu avoir pour conséquence de priver la sélection de République démocratique du Congo, les Léopards, de la Coupe du monde.
Les détails précis de l'enquête, notamment la nature exacte du problème d'éligibilité évoqué, n'ont pas été communiqués dans l'immédiat.
La FIFA n'a pas réagi publiquement, à ce stade, aux accusations formulées par les deux titres de presse.
Sources
- RDC : nouveau scandale pour la FIFA ? — France 24 — Français
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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