Fifa has temporarily suspended its leader Sepp Blatter, secretary general Jerome Valcke and VP Michel Platini for 90 days.
The disciplines were passed out by the morals board of trustees of football's reality administering body, which is researching the three over defilement affirmations.
It likewise banned ex-Fifa VP Chung Mong-joon for a long time.
Issa Hayatou, who heads Africa's football confederation (Caf), will go about as Fifa president amid Blatter's boycott.
Spain's Angel Maria Villar is relied upon to head Uefa - European football's administering body - while Platini is suspended.
Yet, Platini - and Chung - are as yet planning to supplant Blatter when he ventures down as president in February.
Hayatou, then, has issued an announcement saying he will just serve on a break premise and won't be remaining for race.
Disclosing its choice to boycott Blatter, Platini and Valcke, the morals advisory group said: "The reason for these choices are the examinations that are being done by the investigatory assembly of the morals council."
The three are banned from any football movement in the meantime. They deny any wrongdoing.
England's Fifa VP David Gill has required a crisis meeting of its official advisory group taking after Thursday's improvements.
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