Yozef Blatter
Yozef Blatter is a Swiss football administrator who served as the president of FIFA from 1998 until his resignation in 2015 amid a corruption scandal. His tenure was marked by significant growth in the organization, but also by numerous controversies, including allegations of corruption and mismanagement. Blatter was accused of various offenses related to financial misconduct, including the infamous 2 million Swiss franc payment to Michel Platini, which led to investigations and legal battles. Despite being acquitted of corruption charges by a Swiss court, his legacy remains tainted by the scandal.
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Yozef Blatter, the former FIFA president, was acquitted in a corruption case by a Swiss court.
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Yozef Blatter was acquitted by the Swiss Federal Criminal Court in a corruption case.
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