 Blog Posts | David Goldstein entered the FUT CoinsDavid Goldstein entered the not guilty plea and told the judge it was "too early" to make a request for bail.Before the same federal judge, a Colombian former FIFA match agent pleaded guilty to four counts of money laundering, wire fraud conspiracy and falsifying a tax return and was released on bail at $1.5 million.Miguel Trujillo, 65, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to high-https://www.mmogo.com/Fifa-mobile/Coins.htmlFIFA and soccer officials in Central America and the Caribbean to secure media and marketing contracts, US prosecutors said.Trujillo, a legal resident of the United States, was based in Florida and was licensed by FIFA to negotiate and arrange matches between member associations."Are you pleading voluntarily?" asked Judge Raymond Dearie. "Yes," replied Trujillo. He had not previously been named among dozens of officials and marketing executives indicted in the sweeping US corruption investigation.Thirteen individuals have pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with US prosecutors in the FIFA case in exchange for a possible reduction in sentence. Another 27 are currently awaiting trial. Venezuela's former football federation president Rafael Esquivel, pictured on July 17, 2014, pleaded not guilty in a federal court in Brooklyn ©Leo Ramirez (AFP/File) Zimbabwe official Kasinauyo suspended over fixing claims | Daily Mail Online. |
