The world football governing body, FIFA has banned embattled
former FIFA presidential candidate, Mohamed bin Hammam from all football
related activities for life, despite tendering his resignations from
all his positions in football.
FIFA in a statement said
the life ban is based on the final report by the chairman of the
investigatory chamber of the FIFA ethics committee Michael Garcia.
The
63-year-old former Asian soccer chief was first banned by FIFA in July
2011 for alleged bribery during his failed bid to oust Sepp Blatter in
the presidential race to head world football governing body.
In
July, the life ban was overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport
but the Qatari has remained side-lined by continuous suspensions handed
out first by the Asian football confederation for financial wrongdoing
and then FIFA.
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