Hollywood stars, Ben Afleck, Matt Damon to produce movie about corruption scandal

The recent corruption scandal which rocked FIFA would be documented in a new movie if everything goes to plan.

Hollywood stars Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are in negotiations to produce a new movie about the high-profile FIFA scandal.

According to , Warner Bros has acquired the rights for 'Houses Of Deceit', an upcoming book by BuzzFeed investigative reporter Ken Bensinger, following an eight day bidding war.

The book is said to be the definitive account of former FIFA executive and General Secretary of CONCACAFChuck Blazer's involvement in the widespread corruption surrounding the soccer league.

Friends,  Ben and Matt are planning to produce the movie with their production company Pearl Street Films.

Blazer stole at least $15 million in compensation payments from CONCACAF, including unauthorized payments of more than $11 million in commissions, $3.5 million in fees, and more than $837,000 in rent expenses, according to the integrity report.

The 69-year-old however pleaded guilty in the US Justice Department's corruption investigation some years ago.

The 69-year who is now suffering from colon cancer became an FBI informant.