The sun is reflected in FIFA's logo in front of FIFA's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland November 19, 2015. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann
ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA's reform committee avoided giving details on its final proposals for cleaning up football's scandal-plagued governing body after winding up its third and final meeting on Friday.
In a terse 79-word statement, FIFA said only that committee chairman Francois Carrard would put its recommendations to an executive committee meeting on Dec. 2-3, and that they would be publicly presented afterwards.
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