How the newspapers assaulted Fifa's Sepp Blatter after corruption raid
Under fire Fifa took a pounding from newspapers all over the world after its legal woes were featured by many publications as front page news on Thursday morning.
Following several Fifa executives being arrested by US prosecutors on Wednesday accused of corruption and bribery, football's international governing body, and its sponsors, Visa, in additon to Adidas, Budweiser and McDonald’s came under close scrutiny.
Allegations of corruption, bribery and even poor worker standards at the development of the Qatar 2022 stadiums, forced a backlash from creatives who developed a number of anti-ads criticising brand's for their support of Fifa.
Below are some of the boldest reports against Fifa in the international press.
The Sun
Liberation
The Independent
Daily Star
LA Times
De Telegraaf
The Times
The Times, South Africa
Wall Street Journal
Metro
