Prince Ali a 'credible' candidate to take Blatter's role

Sepp Blatter’s challenger for the FIFA presidency Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan has been hailed as a “credible” candidate to run for the position.

Prince Ali a 'credible' candidate to take Blatter's role
Wed, 07 Jan, 2015 - 06:44

Sepp Blatter’s challenger for the FIFA presidency Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan has been hailed as a “credible” candidate to run for the position.

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke and UEFA president Michel Platini have both welcomed the announcement by Prince Ali that he will stand for election.

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