The international football Federation (FIFA) were among the organizations that the World anti-doping Agency (WADA) will send information about the data manipulation Moscow anti-doping laboratory. FIFA promised to take part in the investigation of another round of Russian doping crisis is still not related to football.The international football Federation announced that until the end of may will receive a “complete package cases” relevant to the investigation of the world anti-doping Agency over manipulations with the database of the Moscow anti-doping laboratory.WADA announced its completion last week. And the results of the study, the Agency transferred him at the beginning of 2019 base was unpleasant for the Russian side, already subjected to severe sanctions such as deprivation of opportunity for four years to play in major events under the national flag and the prohibition to take the major international tournaments. In the message, WADA stated that the “alleged manipulation” has undergone nearly a half — 145 — personal case analysis 298, constituted the “target group”. All “detailed” data (together with data on the recognized escaped the manipulations of 153 cases) have transferred to these athletes attitude structures.WADA clarified that the list of recipients includes 28 anti-doping organizations, international federations 27 and single “the organizer of the largest competition.” Director of the Committee of investigation WADA Gunther Junger explained that the Agency would “help” these structures in the “assessment” cases. Under “assessment” refers to making decisions about how they should be reclassified into doping incidents or not. WADA did not disclose any athletes or even what sports have affected the investigation.Before the world Cup in Russia in 2018, some foreign media, however, raised the issue of the alleged in domestic football-doping programs, but their information is not found no evidence. Moreover, “pure” Russian national team before the championship, which resulted for the hosts in a sensational exit in the quarterfinals, called and FIFA and WADA.The head of the football organization, with notice of the impending receipt of data, promised that he would “work closely” with the WADA “for a speedy conclusion to the investigation.”Alex Armor“Kommersant” has collected the history of doping athletes from 2000 godcity next
