The Times got their hands on the indictment, and report that it names 14 people:
The indictment names 14 people on charges including racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. In addition to senior soccer officials, the indictment is also expected to name sports-marketing executives from the United States and South America who are accused of paying more than $150 million in bribes and kickbacks in exchange for media deals associated with major soccer tournaments, according to one government official briefed on the matter.
Those people include nine FIFA officials:
Jeffrey Webb (Cayman Islands) - President of CONCACAF, member of FIFA Executive Committee
Eugenio Figueredo (Uruguay) - President of CONMEBOL, member of FIFA Executive Committee
Jack Warner (Trinida and Tobago) - President of CONCACAF from 1990 to 2011, former FIFA vice-president
Eduardo Li (Costa Rica) - President of the Costa Rican Football Federation, CONCACAF representative to FIFA
Julio Rocha (Nicaragua) - President of the Nicaraguan Football Federation, FIFA development officer
Costas Takkas (Cayman Islands) - Former general secretary of the Cayman Islands Football Association
Rafael Esquivel (Venezuela) - President of the Venezuelan Football Federation, member of the FIFA disciplinary committee
José Maria Marin (Brazil) - President of the Brazilian Football Confederation from 2012 to 2015, president of the 2014 FIFA World Cup committee
Nicolás Leoz (Paraguay) - President of CONMEBOL from 1986 to 2013
And five sports marketing execs:
Alejandro Burzaco (Argentina) - CEO of Torneos y Competencias, which owns various sports television channels and broadcasted Argentine domestic football matches from 1992 to 2009
Aaron Davidson (United States) - President of Traffic Sports USA, which organizes and handles marketing for a variety of CONCACAF soccer events, like World Cup Qualifying and the Gold Cup. Chairman of the Board of the North American Soccer League, the soccer tier below MLS
Hugo Jinkis (Argentina) - President of Full Play, which owns some sort of rights (I am unclear which ones) to hundreds of South American soccer matches
Mariano Jinkis (Argentina) - CEO of Full Play, which owns some sort of rights (I am unclear which ones) to hundreds of South American soccer matches
José Margulies - (Brazil?) - Margulies is somehow involved with Traffic Sports
