The 45-page report catalogues a series of FIFA Mobile Coins abuses, all following a similar design. Jean-Bart would use a supposed hospital visit as a pretext to have a player out of this training center. The player could then be pushed to a resort or another location, where the abuse allegedly happened.

1 victim told investigators:"Mr. Jean-Bart summoned me into his area. Then he provided me the secret to some other area. He handed me a bag of underwear as a gift. I quickly thanked him so I could go. He called me and pulled me closer to his body. At that stage, he started to touch me. When I understood what was going on, I pushed him fled the room."

The gamers who denied Jean-Bart's advances were expelled in the training centre and national team. Since DW reported in October, Jean-Bart also confiscated their passports as a method of restraining them preventing them from fleeing abroad.A second victim mentioned in the report stated:"What I want is to get my passport again and my security is ensured. If Dadou knows that I have testified against him, anything can happen to me and my loved ones, since he knows where he could find me."

Researchers resisted Jean-Bart's debate that the allegations were part of the orchestrated plot to oust him as being"quite tricky to conceive." They also cast doubt on his claims that he suffered from a medical condition that meant he had been not able to have penetrative sex, stating in any case that"the concept of sexual abuse does not necessarily need coitus."

Nevertheless, investigators discovered that"the sexual behaviour and requests from Mr. Jean-Bart ranged from improper touching, to buy FUT Coins sexual harassment and abuse and, in the worst case to rape (and forced abortion)."