FIFA president Sepp Blatter has ruled out revisiting the vote for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups after the world governing body's executive committee agreed unanimously that an 'appropriate' form of the Garcia report should be published. Blatter said in a statement that 'external legal experts' supported the view that 'there are no legal grounds' to revoke the controversial vote in 2010 to award the World Cups to Russia and Qatar. FIFA's executive committee agreed unanimously that an 'appropriate' form of the report into World Cup bidding by Michael Garcia, the ethics investigator who resigned earlier this week, should be published but with names and other details removed.
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FIFA voted to publish Michael Garcia's World Cup bidding report
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The report concerns Russia and Qatar's successful World Cup bids
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But Sepp Blatter said they will not revisit the votes for Russia and Qatar
'The two @placeholder are in the calendar, the only thing missing is the precise dates for 2022, but these two World Cups will take place,' said Blatter.