FIFA presidential candidate Gianni Infantino will place emphasis on “rebuilding trust in FIFA” if he is elected, viagra sale as he officially unveiled his election manifesto.
Infantino will be going up against Prince Ali, price Jerome Champagne, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa and Tokyo Sexwale to land the FIFA presidency on 26 February.
The 45-year-old Swiss also shared his vision and ways to create an improved governance and democracy at football’s world governing.
“My Manifesto is based on three fundamental pillars – Reforms and Good Governance, Democracy and Participation and Football Development. These are for me the major priorities for action,” Infantino said.
“Clearly rebuilding trust in FIFA is key and it is imperative that the organisation, and everyone linked to it, embraces reforms to ensure FIFA becomes a modern, credible and transparent world governing body.
“These reforms have to be both structural and cultural and we need to have much stronger transparency in financial management.
“I have outlined a raft of reform measures including the creation of a new FIFA Council; term limits for FIFA serving officials, including the President; the appointment of independent voices to key FIFA Committees; remuneration transparency for senior FIFA members; the appointment of a Chief Compliance Officer; and a fully open tendering process for commercial and operational contracts.
“Taken together, these changes will, I believe, put FIFA on the path towards restored credibility and integrity.”
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