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UEFA supports Blatter for the FIFA presidency
He said the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) on Friday that he will support the current president Joseph Blatter in the presidential election the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) next month, which is competing with the AFC President's of the game Mohamed Bin Hammam.
He said in a statement that the Executive Committee of UEFA unanimously decided to support Blatter in the next election to the presidency of FIFA, and that it "strongly recommends all members of civil unions in the European Union to take the same stance. "
The Declaration will now UEFA support for Blatter to a shift in the balance of power in voting for the current president. The union has 53 votes out of 208 votes in the GeneralAssembly of the FIFA.
In the context that the President of the Federation of German football Theo Zwanzigertoday that it supports Blatter for a fourth term at the head of FIFA.
Zwanziger said in a press statement, "We have great respect for the Mohammed binHammam, (...) but Blatter is close to us and a little closer to us, he knows European football, and therefore depart from the principle that it will not get the sound of theGermans only, but a majority of the votes. "
He said in a statement that the Executive Committee of UEFA unanimously decided to support Blatter in the next election to the presidency of FIFA, and that it "strongly recommends all members of civil unions in the European Union to take the same stance. "
The Declaration will now UEFA support for Blatter to a shift in the balance of power in voting for the current president. The union has 53 votes out of 208 votes in the GeneralAssembly of the FIFA.
In the context that the President of the Federation of German football Theo Zwanzigertoday that it supports Blatter for a fourth term at the head of FIFA.
Zwanziger said in a press statement, "We have great respect for the Mohammed binHammam, (...) but Blatter is close to us and a little closer to us, he knows European football, and therefore depart from the principle that it will not get the sound of theGermans only, but a majority of the votes. "
