The resignation of Japanese Olympic Committee President Tsunekazu Takeda is unavoidable, sources close to the matter said Friday, due to a continuing investigation by French authorities into bribery allegations related to Tokyo's bid for the 2020 Olympics.The 71-year-old president is unlikely to extend his term at the JOC's executive elections slated for June and July, the sources said. Before the corruption scandal surfaced, he was expected to secure an 11th term, with the JOC reconsidering its retirement policies.The next JOC board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday.Takeda was re-elected as…READ FULL ARTICLE