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Steve Williams: FAW president placed under interim suspension after independent investigation

Steve Williams has confirmed his interim suspension, as well as the fact he has appealed, to Sky Sports News; the FAW president will receive a hearing in front of an independent committee; Williams was involved in the decision to sack Rob Page last month

CARDIFF, WALES - MARCH 28: Ex Wales Captain Gareth Bale receives an award for service to Welsh football from Steve Williams President of the FAW during the UEFA EURO 2024 qualifying round group D match between Wales and Latvia at Cardiff City Stadium on March 28, 2023 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Huw Fairclough/Getty Images)
Image: It is unclear why FAW president Steve Williams has been suspended

Steve Williams, the Football Association of Wales (FAW) president, is under an interim suspension after the conclusion of an independent investigation, the governing body has acknowledged.

Williams has confirmed the interim suspension, as well as the fact that he has appealed.

It is understood an independent investigation into Williams has been completed but an independent disciplinary hearing has not yet taken place.

The FAW board, council and staff members were informed of the investigation into Williams, and his impending interim suspension, at the end of last week.

It is believed that, due to Williams' seniority, he will receive a hearing in front of an independent committee - although no date has been set.

As president, Williams oversees the running of Welsh football at all levels and was involved in the process to sack Rob Page last month.

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Neither the FAW or Williams provided Sky Sports News with information around the nature of the investigation when approached.

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