FIFA ethics prosecutor Cornel Borbely says he is prepared to open more cases against officials as part of the investigations into the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Borbely says “should new evidence come to light” his team “will widen the group of suspects.” He says his department “has taken the necessary preparatory measures for this and is prepared to increase its staff numbers at any time if needed.” Borbely acknowledged he is already “carrying out several proceedings” against unidentified officials suspected of unethical behavior in the 2018-2022 contests.