Football scandals refer to events or situations involving unethical or illegal activities within the sport of football (soccer) that can undermine the integrity of the game. These scandals can involve various forms of misconduct including match-fixing, bribery, corruption, doping violations, financial irregularities, and violations of rules by players, coaches, officials, or clubs. High-profile scandals can lead to investigations, suspensions, fines, and other penalties, significantly impacting the reputation of individuals and organizations involved. Such scandals often receive extensive media coverage and can spark public outrage, debates about governance in sports, and calls for reform in regulatory practices. The term encapsulates a range of incidents that highlight moral and ethical dilemmas faced by stakeholders in the sport.
Nasser al-Khelaïfi, PSG president, is embroiled in an investigation over allegations of complicity in a power abuse case involving Arnaud Lagardère. The case involves a 2018 vote attempt by Lagardère…