Japan's Tashima challenges Infantino in FIFA election, rates chances at 20-30%
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Japan Football Association Honorary President Kozo Tashima announced his candidacy for FIFA president next year, citing governance as the organization's biggest problem. Tashima rates his chances of defeating incumbent Gianni Infantino at 20% to 30% and says he has been contacted by officials from eight countries, including some outside Asia.
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Japan's Tashima rates FIFA election chances at 20%-30% in challenge to Infantino (opens CNA in a new tab)
Japan's Tashima rates FIFA election chances at 20%-30% in challenge to Infantino (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
Nov 8 - Japan Football Association Honorary President Kozo Tashima said governance was FIFA's biggest problem as he outlined his platform for next year's presidential election, while rating his chances of unseating incumbent Gianni Infantino at 20% to 30%.
Japan’s Tashima rates FIFA election chances at 20%-30% in challenge to Infantino (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
‘I've been contacted by presidents and international department officials from eight countries, including some outside Asia,’ said Japan Football Association Honorary President Kozo Tashima
