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The suspended FIFA president says he was close to death following a collapse in November

Sepp Blatter, the 79-year-old embattled leader, is expected to be released early next week.

Authorities also reportedly searched the president's house.

Eight candidates have publicly declared their intention to succeed the outgoing FIFA president.

The two were engulfed by scandal as their sport faces criminal investigations in Switzerland and the U.S.

The Swiss Attorney General charged Blatter with criminal mismanagement and misappropriation in September.

Some surprising names have apparently made the long list for world football's top prize.

The 72-year-old Trinidadian is currently fighting extradition to the U.S.

Jerome Valcke has been accused of taking part in a deal to sell World Cup tickets above face value.

The value of player salaries increased by 33 percent between 2013 and 2014.

Israel permits Hebron's Al-Ahly to play Gaza's Shejaia in Palestine Cup final after Palestinian FA complain to FIFA.

Russia's president criticized the U.S. investigation into possible corruption at FIFA, football's governing body.

The soccer organization's 209 delegates will vote for a new leader on February 26, 2016.

The news came six days after former FIFA executive Jeffrey Webb had agreed not to fight his extradition.

Although the U.S. women's national team captured soccer's most coveted trophy, they will still earn far less than the U.S. men.

Harold Mayne-Nicholls was hired to inspect the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosting candidates.

Vice President Joe Biden and women's soccer star Mia Hamm will attend as part of a presidential delegation.

It has been 16 years since the Americans have won the title.

Winning the World Cup May Be a Zero-Sum Game for the U.S. Women

The Argentine former striker told his friend and journalist to spread the news.

There has been a government crackdown on protests calling for civil rights and freedoms in this oil-rich country.

Walter De Gregorio's decision came after he publicly made a joke about the ongoing FIFA scandal.

The U.S. Justice Department recently arrested 14 FIFA officials and marketers for corruption.

Alejandro Burzaco arrived at a local police station in northern Italy, where he rented a house.

To celebrate Blatter's resignation, the TV host swigged Bud Light Lime and gorged on McDonald's.

A British newspaper revealed secret tapes that allege Morocco won the contest to host the tournament.

The soccer organization reportedly spent about $20 million for the making of the film.

FIFA reportedly gave the Federal Association of Ireland $7.3 million.

Warner said he has handed over a detailed series of documents to a third party.

Chuck Blazer has admitted to accepting bribes for at least two World Cups.