In Santiago, the capital of Chile, the results of the audit, which was produced by Ernst & Young. The study revealed a number of suspicious financial transactions from 2000 to 2015.

Thus, the former president of the organization Nicholas Leos transferred $ 26.9 million to personal accounts. Nicholas was the president of CONMEBOL for 27 years and left office only in 2013 because of his state of health.

Also, the report says about $ 58 million that was paid to "third parties without necessary documentation," 33.3 million to "unidentified accounts" and another 10.4 million to "suspicious third parties," NBC Sports reported..

88-year-old Leos is now in Paraguay and tries to avoid extradition to the US.

Eugenio Figueiredo and Juan Angel Naput, who held the post of head of CONMEBOL after Leos, were previously arrested on charges of corruption.