FIFA is preparing to revoke the reforms implemented after the corruption scandal
The 12-page report was aimed at saving football's governing body, FIFA, in its moment of existential crisis.Filled with reform proposals and written by more than a dozen insiders in December 2015, the report was FIFA's best chance to demonstrate to business partners, U.S. investigators and billions of fans that it can be trusted again after one of the largest corruption scandals in sports history.Through bullet points and numbered sections, the report championed lofty ideas such as responsibility and humility. It also proposed concrete and, for FIFA, revolutionary changes: transparency in how key decisions were reached; term limits for top leaders and new limits on presidential power; and the abolition of well-funded committees, widely seen as a system of institutional corruptio...