The Chinese Football Association (CFA) announced Wednesday it plans its own investigation into staff after reports in South Korea linked CFA referees to a corruption scandal in which Korean soccer officials allegedly bribed foreign referees with “sexual entertainment.”
The South Korean news outlet JTBC published a report this month revealing that government officials had found evidence that the Korean Football Association (KFA), in 2011 and 2012, had used association resources to pay for foreign referees, some of them linked to matches in which South Korea was playing, to visit “massage” parlors for what was described as sexual favors. The…
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