FIFA president Gianni Infantino said the creation of a centralised clearing house will bring 'transparency and accountability' as the sport's governing body looks to crack down on the multi-billion dollar global transfer market.
FIFA’s president Gianni Infantino speaks during a news conference at the Nicaragua National Football stadium, in Managua, Nicaragua August 29, 2022. REUTERS/Maynor Valenzuela
"This will change the lives of these small clubs because it's big, big money and it's due and we're very proud to do this," said Infantino."This will bring finally some transparency and accountability in the whole transfer market." "Whenever you deal with transfers of players, whenever some police authorities go and dig into transfers they find some strange payments to some strange places linked and connected with transfers," said Infantino.
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