Another FIFA Coins alleged victim described when she had to sit next to Jean-Bart in the rear of a vehicle. "Throughout the trip, Mr Jean-Bart kept touching me," she explained. "And I always pushed him away to leave me alone. From that day on, every time he sees me on the court he never stops telling me I will never progress to the middle and he will never lift a finger into my favour to help me in anything."

The Fifpro report declared that there was"sufficient evidence" to suggest the centre"was being used as enticement for minor football players stemming from poor backgrounds who were dressed and threatened into sexual abuse".

Fifa's three-person panel was also of the opinion that the allegations of sexual abuse"seem to be of a cooperate/cartel organisation".

Jean-Bart has always protested his innocence and final month reiterated in a Daily Mail meeting his plan to take his case into the court of arbitration for sport. He argued in his closing oral statement to the board that"in Haiti there is no'civilization of rape' or of sexual abuse". However, the panel found that his assert that the FHF was"being robbed as a result of this'plot' against him" was"quite tough to conceive".

"In short, the panel considers that the final report prepared by the investigatory room relies on strong evidence, gathered from distinct sources... as well as reputed press outlets [such] as the Guardian and the New York Times. In the perspective of this panel, after examining such evidence, in addition to the position expressed by Mr Jean-Bart, it is highly implausible, and even hopeless, such a varied group of individuals buy FUT Coins and entities, from throughout the world, could be involved, let alone design, a very complex and in depth storyline, by providing comprehensive, congruent and consistent testimony, at various levels and times throughout the investigation performed by the Fifa ethics committee."