David Chung was suspended by world governing body in March 2019 for corruption. FMTNews FIFA
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s Serious Fraud Office said Monday it is investigating former Oceania Football Confederation employees – including ex-president David Chung – after a complaint from Fifa.
They found Chung guilty of receiving gifts and conflicts of interest over the scheme – which intended to create a lavish “Home of Football” for the confederation in the New Zealand city. The Serious Fraud Office, which has the power to investigate corrupt conduct carried out in New Zealand even if the participants are foreign nationals, did not name other ex-OFC staff under investigation.
“If there is still somebody in Oceania who is involved in football in any capacity, who has not realised yet that the time of abusing football for personal gain is over, then we can really not help it anymore,” Infantino said at the time.
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