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FIFA
President Infantino (second left), CAF President Ahmad (left), CAF 1st VP/NFF
President Pinnick (second right) and CAF 2nd VP Omari Constant Selemani (right)
after the FIFA Congress in Paris on Wednesday
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FIFA
President Gianni Infantino was re-elected to office at the body’s 69th Congress
in Paris, France on Wednesday. He was re-elected by acclamation by FIFA’s 211
member associations as he was the only candidate for the position.
First
elected at an extraordinary congress in February 2016, following a meltdown
that consumed Sepp Blatter, FIFA’s ninth president will now start his first
full four-year term.
“In
just over three years, this organization went from being toxic, almost
criminal, to being what it should be: an institution that develops football,”
Infantino said after his re-election. “This new FIFA has a mission and a plan
for it, which is why the next four years have, in fact, already started. We
have laid solid building blocks for the future.”
Wednesday’s
Congress, which had in attendance NFF President Amaju Pinnick and General
Secretary Mohammed Sanusi, approved FIFA’s detailed budget for next year, which
includes the sum of $810 million to be invested in the game worldwide.
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