Jerome Valcke: Swiss authorities get access to Fifa man's emails

Fifa has given Swiss investigators access to the emails of the organisation's suspended general secretary Jerome Valcke. Newspaper allegations implicated Valcke, 54, in a scheme to sell World Cup tickets for above face value. Valcke, who describes the allegations as "fabricated", has been released from his duties pending an investigation. His emails since May 2015 have been handed over, said the office of Switzerland's attorney general (OAG). Investigators will also be given access to older emails sent by Valcke, who has held his role at Fifa since 2007. World football's governing body has been engulfed by claims of widespread corruption since May, when Swiss police raided a hotel in Zurich and arrested seven of its top executives. United States officials have since indicted those seven and two other Fifa officials on bribery and racketeering charges.
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