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Argentine Father-Son Duo in FIFA Corruption Scandal Admits Paying Bribes

  • Argentine sports marketing executives Hugo and Mariano Jinkis admitted to bribing soccer officials to obtain media rights in a FIFA corruption scandal.
  • They reached a deferred prosecution agreement with US prosecutors, agreeing to forfeit $50 million to avoid trial.
  • The Jinkises confessed to paying tens of millions in bribes to FIFA, CONCACAF, and CONMEBOL officials for media and marketing rights.
  • Their company, Full Play, secured rights to World Cup qualifiers and Copa America matches through these bribes.
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Argentine businessmen Hugo and Mariano Jinkis admitted to paying bribes to football officials for lucrative television and commercial rights.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Two Argentine sports marketing officials admitted to the US court that they had corrupted football leaders to obtain retransmission rights.

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Argentine father and son plead guilty to FIFA corruption scheme worth tens of millions of dollars Hugo and Mariano Jinkis have pleaded guilty to FIFA bribery and agreed to forfeit $50 million. Their case could be closed by 2027.

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Hugo Jinkis and Mariano Jinkis, a father and his son, admitted that they had paid these funds for lucrative retransmission rights at a hearing in a federal court in New York.

·Paris, France
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Los Tiempos broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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