Still portraying itself as a victim, FIFA has now added some startling and self-aggrandizing claims about its role in making soccer the world's most popular sport. FIFA made its formal ''Victim Statement and Request for Restitution'' claim public on Wednesday. The 22-page document submitted by FIFA's American lawyers staked its claim to a big share of close to $300 million in bribe money and assets seized or identified.
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