Blatter responds to FIFA corruption charges

Blatter responds to FIFA corruption charges

ZURICH, May 28 Kyodo - Media reporters stand by in front of the hotel in which FIFA officials are staying in Zurich on May 27, 2015. FIFA President Sepp Blatter issued a statement the same day to "welcome" further investigation into the world's soccer governing body after the U.S. government announced a 47-count indictment against nine FIFA officials and five corporate executives on charges of corruption in the sport spanning at least two decades.

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