WM Affair 2006: Horst R. Schmidt says again – THE WORLD

Berlin – In the affair of the award of the 2006 World Cup hopes of the German Football Association of renewed interrogations of former General Secretary Horst R . Schmidt a significant contribution to education.

According to information from the Süddeutsche Zeitung, NDR and WDR, the designated DFB president Reinhard Grindel the Ex-General in several calls persuaded again to testify at the law firm Freshfields. Schmidt confirmed to dpa inquiry that “agreed another Gepräch” is. He had already been interviewed in late October.

Freshfields is entrusted with internal investigations by the DFB and to March 4, a final report. The WM affair around the dubious payment of 6.7 million euros employs numerous authorities and investigators. The DFB said to have disguised to FIFA in 2005 transferred the money as a contribution to a cultural program. In fact, there should be a repayment to the former Adidas chief Robert Louis-Dreyfus, who had previously paid the money to members of the FIFA Finance Committee to secure the Germans an organization grant of 170 million euros. The DFB has initiated its own investigation after learning of the affair in October and the private law firm Freshfields entrusted with.

This followed by information SZ, the NDR and WDR a track to Qatar. With the local football association, the DFB had in a “Letter of Intent” signed a kind of development aid agreement, which included among other coach education. Conversely supported Qatar Germans in their bid for the 2006 World Cup Freshfields wants to know if the DFB have agreed further assistance agreements with other associations from Asia before the bid for the 2006 World Cup.

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