Fi­fa Pres­i­dent Sepp Blat­ter says he's "deeply hurt" by the find­ings of an in­ves­tiga­tive au­dit re­port in­to the fi­nances of Con­ca­caf un­der for­mer pres­i­dent Jack Warn­er's tenure.Blat­ter and Con­ca­caf pres­i­dent Jeff Webb spoke with a few se­lect jour­nal­ists, in­clud­ing a CNC3 re­porter, at a news con­fer­ence fol­low­ing Fri­day's con­gress in Pana­ma.

The re­port, pre­sent­ed by for­mer Bar­ba­di­an chief jus­tice Sir David Sim­mons, ac­cus­es Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Jack Warn­er and his long­time friend Chuck Blaz­er (now whistle­blow­er) of com­mit­ting fraud against Con­ca­caf.Asked about the re­port, Blat­ter said, "What I have heard to­day I would say I am more sur­prised. I said 'Where are we go­ing?' This is now a re­port by this In­tegri­ty Com­mit­tee and I don't put any­thing in­to ques­tion. But I would say it re­al­ly hurts. I would say it hurts."

Blat­ter added, "I can on­ly say con­grat­u­la­tions that you have in­stalled this In­tegri­ty Com­mit­tee and this is trans­paren­cy. This is al­so what we are do­ing in Fi­fa. And we have al­ready had our man­age­ment move tools for trans­paren­cy. One for fi­nances. One for ethics. And we are work­ing on that. And I am hap­py that you start­ed to do the same here." A CNC3 re­port last night stat­ed Fi­fa's lawyers were go­ing through the Con­ca­caf re­port.

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