FIFA has announced that Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has returned a £16,000 watch he was given as a gift . Dyke was given one of a limited edition of Parmigiani watches by the Brazilian FA during a FIFA Congress meeting in Sao Paulo during the World Cup - with 65 handed out in goodie bags totalling more than £1million . When the watches were recalled , Dyke initially refused to hand his back having promised to donate it to the FA 's official charity partner , Breast Cancer Care , so that it could be auctioned . Greg Dyke ( right ) and the £16,000 Parmigiani watch that he was given as a gift at the World Cup last summer . But , with the threat of sanctions if he did not return the watch , FIFA 's ethics committee has confirmed receipt of the item and has now closed proceedings on the matter . 'Mr Greg Dyke has returned the CBF Parmigiani watch . As a consequence , the adjudicatory chamber of the FIFA Ethics Committee has decided to close the proceedings in respect of a possible breach of the FIFA Code of Ethics , ' the FIFA statement , issued on Tuesday afternoon , read . Dyke insisted he was unaware of the value of the gift when he first received it and , once made aware , said he would allow it to be auctioned for Breast Cancer Care , the official charity partner of the FA - who are looking to raise £500,000 for their cause before next summer . After six months of legal wrangling Dyke has now relented and the item has been returned , whilst it is understood all of the watches will now be auctioned for a Brazilian charity and that Dyke will make a personal donation to Breast Cancer Care . Dyke watches England play Costa Rica at the World Cup as England were eliminated in the group stage .
65 Parmigiani watches given to FIFA delegates at World Cup in England . FIFA ethics committee ordered the watch be given back . Greg Dyke did not give his back as he wanted to auction it for charity . Dyke has now given the watch back with all 65 to be donated to charity .