By shining a light on the corruption, bribery, and other criminal activity that has been a part of international soccer for far too long, my hope is that the American people, current and future sponsors, and media companies that support the games today will better understand the consequences of allowing the organizations governing soccer to continue without reform, including the tragic loss of life.
Moran emphasizes the need for reform in international soccer governance due to corruption and its consequences.
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