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poe currency impressed by Prince Ali, but in the end we decided to go with the UEFA candidate.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next Franz Beckenbauer fined and warned by FIFA ethics committee... Sepp Blatter makes low-profile appeal hearing appearance... Cristiano Ronaldo dismisses close relationship between...
Share this article Share Infantino became the front-runner in Europe after former UEFA president Michel Platini was forced to end his bid when he was banned from football for eight years, along with Blatter.The pair received the sanction for a 'disloyal payment' of £1.3million made to Platini in 2011, signed off by outgoing FIFA president Blatter - although both men have appealed the ruling.
Dyke hopes Infantino, who has been in his post with UEFA since October 2009 and also has the backing of its executive committee, can deliver reform to FIFA. Prince Ali bin al-Hussein was another candidate who impressed Dyke and the FA before they chose InfantinoHe added on Sky Sports News: 'It's going to be a tough job whoever wins, because what you really need is the reform programme.
The reform programme is much more important than who the president is.'Dyke, though, expressed his distaste for cheap poe currency Sheikh Salman, the president of the Asian Football Confederation who seems to be the main rival to Infantino.The Bahraini has come under considerable criticism since announcing his candidature over allegations of human rights violations which followed the pro-democracy demonstrations in Bahrain in 2011.Sheikh Salman denies the claims and, although Dyke acknowledges the 50-year-old was not involved, he said.
poe currency impressed by Prince Ali, but in the end we decided to go with the UEFA candidate.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next Franz Beckenbauer fined and warned by FIFA ethics committee... Sepp Blatter makes low-profile appeal hearing appearance... Cristiano Ronaldo dismisses close relationship between...
Share this article Share Infantino became the front-runner in Europe after former UEFA president Michel Platini was forced to end his bid when he was banned from football for eight years, along with Blatter.The pair received the sanction for a 'disloyal payment' of £1.3million made to Platini in 2011, signed off by outgoing FIFA president Blatter - although both men have appealed the ruling.
Dyke hopes Infantino, who has been in his post with UEFA since October 2009 and also has the backing of its executive committee, can deliver reform to FIFA. Prince Ali bin al-Hussein was another candidate who impressed Dyke and the FA before they chose InfantinoHe added on Sky Sports News: 'It's going to be a tough job whoever wins, because what you really need is the reform programme.
The reform programme is much more important than who the president is.'Dyke, though, expressed his distaste for cheap poe currency Sheikh Salman, the president of the Asian Football Confederation who seems to be the main rival to Infantino.The Bahraini has come under considerable criticism since announcing his candidature over allegations of human rights violations which followed the pro-democracy demonstrations in Bahrain in 2011.Sheikh Salman denies the claims and, although Dyke acknowledges the 50-year-old was not involved, he said.
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