TRENDING: FIFA CRISIS, SWISS BANKS REPORTED SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY AROUND FIFA ACCOUNTS

Swiss Attorney General investigating corruption has said that Swiss banks reported suspicious activity around FIFA accounts.
Michael Lauber said his office was analysing a huge amount of seized data in its corruption inquiry.
He said interviews with former FIFA President, Sepp Blatter will not be ruled out as part of his inquiry.
This invesigation may lead to the opening of 2018 and  2022 World Cups bidding process.
Swiss prosecutors say they are investigating 53 cases of possible money laundry in the inquiry in the bidding for 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups.
The 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded to Russia and Qatar respectively but leading Official Domenico Scala says the awards could be cancelled if any evidence of bribery emerges from investigations.
Both countries deny giving any bribes.
The Swiss investigation and US investigation are running parallel.