PORT OF SPAIN — Former FIFA Vice-President Jack Warner, who is also Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Works, hinted at a return to football administration as well as frictions between Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and himself, local media reported Tuesday.
“There are some unfinished business which I will have to finish in both FIFA and CONCACAF at the appropriate time and who knows I may go back (…) The only expert on the FIFA in this country is me and in the fullness of time I will tell this country what FIFA is and what FIFA is not,” Warner said.
“I will not say no because you can never tell what the future holds,” he added.
Warner resigned from his posts as FIFA Vice-President, CONCACAF President and Caribbean Football Union (CFU) president last month after being indicted by the FIFA Ethics Committee following bribery allegations.
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