Jérôme Valcke; Argentine player for Barcelona Lionel Messi; and, from Italy, the head manager of Metro, Antonio Guglielmi. The leak also revealed an extensive conflict of interest between a member of the FIFA Ethics Committee and former FIFA vice president Eugenio Figueredo. Swiss police searched the offices of UEFA, European football's governing body, after the naming of former secretary-general Gianni Infantino as president of FIFA. He had signed a television deal while he was at UEFA with a company called Cross Trading, which the FBI has since accused of bribery. The contract emerged among the leaked documents. Infantino has denied wrongdoing. Recovered sums from litigations, fines and back taxes In April 2019, the ICIJ and European newspapers reported that the global tally of such payments exceeded one billion USD, and is now at 1.2 billion. In comparison, Great Britain recovered the largest position (253 million), followed by Denmark (237 million), Germany (183 million), Spain (164 million), France (136 million) and Australia (93 million). Colombia with 89 million recuperated the highest amount for South and Central American countries, which were heavily involved in the financial scandal. While investigations are ongoing in Austria, Canada and Switzerland, and more payments are to be expected, many countries are conducting continued inspections of companies and private individuals revealed in the report. See also Bahamas Leaks Daphne Caruana Galizia Distributed Denial of Secrets Dubai Uncovered FinCEN Files Mauritius Leaks Pumpkin Papers (1948) Pentagon Papers (1971) Paradise Papers (2017) Afghanistan Papers (2019) Pandora Papers (2021) Swiss Leaks (2015) Suisse secrets (2022) The Laundromat (2019 film) Notes References Further reading External links Searchable full-text database of Panama Papers and related leaks A manifest by Panama Papers leaker Panama Papers Portal of International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (US) Panama Papers Portal of Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany) Panama Papers Portal of The Guardian (United Kingdom) Panama Papers Portal of Financial Times (United Kingdom) Panama Papers Portal of Le Monde (France) Panama Papers Portal of Sveriges Television (Sweden) Portal of the African Network of Centers for Investigative Reporting (ANCIR) (Africa) Panama Papers Portal of Inkyfada (Tunisia) Panama Papers Portal of Semanario Universidad at the University of Costa Rica Panama Papers Portal of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project Panama Papers Portal of Le Desk (Morocco) Panama Papers Portal of Reykjavík Media (Iceland) Panama Papers Portal of Armando.info (Venezuela) New Zealand IR607:Foreign trust disclosure 2016 in economics 2016 in international relations 2016