FIFA will be taken by the search for scratches on doping tests of the Russian national team players

The International Football Federation (FIFA) plans to conduct a second check of the doping industry of Russian football players in early 2018, which can throw a shadow at the hosts of the upcoming mundial, says the British edition of the Daily Mail .

According to the source, in the winter, a "court analysis" of samples for their autopsy and substitution will be carried out. At the same time, the technology developed by the Commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) under the leadership of Denis Oswald will be used.

Previously, this scratch on containers and abnormal concentrations of salts stated the substitution of samples of a number of Russian Olympians at the homemade in the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, as a result of which the Russian athletes were allowed only under the Olympic flag.

FIFA, after a meeting of the Executive Committee of the IOC, said that sanctions to the Olympic sports of the Russian Federation would not affect the country of the 2018 World Cup, but threatened with gesture measures in the event of a new compromising evidence for football players.

"The World Anti -Doping Agency has informed us and other international federations that the analysis of the samples that will be carried out by a group of experts can be started only in mid -January 2018," the word of the Anonymous representative of FIFA quoted.

It is also reported that FIFA will continue to make direct contact with the informant Grigory Rodchenkov, who declared the presence of evidence of doping in Russian football.

The newspaper notes that this investigation can throw a shadow at the World Cup, which will be held in Russia in 2018.

In the summer, the Daily Mail publication has already reported an investigation against 34 Russian players who were suspected of using doping, including 23 players who were part of the Russian national team at the 2014 World Cup.

At first, this information in the Russian Federation was considered unreasonable, but in mid-November, the FIFA press service announced that the investigation is really carried out and so far no facts of violations by Russians anti-doping rules have been identified .

Around the same time, Rodchenkov handed over to the IOC commissions a new portion of incriminating evidence , which they did not manage to process. When issuing a verdict to the IOC Executive Committee on December 5, these data were not taken into account.