Austin Jack Warner

Austin Jack Warner is a former Trinidadian politician and football executive who served as the vice president of FIFA from 2002 until 2011. He was a prominent figure in Caribbean football and held several influential positions within the sport, including president of the Caribbean Football Union. Warner's tenure at FIFA ended amid a corruption scandal that led to his indictment in the United States on multiple charges, including fraud and racketeering. In recent news, he gained attention after the Trinidadian High Court ruled to stay his extradition to the U.S., citing flaws in the extradition process and the lack of necessary documentation to support the extradition request.