Dutch FA president to stand for FIFA presidency

Dutch FA president Michael van Praag has announced he will stand as a candidate for the FIFA presidency.

Dutch FA president to stand for FIFA presidency
Mon, 26 Jan, 2015 - 19:32

Dutch FA president Michael van Praag has announced he will stand as a candidate for the FIFA presidency.

Van Praag revealed the news to UEFA’s executive committee on Monday and announced his candidature on the Dutch FA’s website.

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