Platini received the same sanction as Blatter in December, with both FUT Coins men awaiting the outcomes of their appeals to FIFA against the punishments.Prior to the vote to elect a new president on Friday, the member associations at the extraordinary FIFA Congress on Friday will be asked to vote on a package of reforms which include term limits for the FIFA president and for members of the FIFA Council, which it is proposed would replace the current executive committee. Sepp Blatter resigned as president just days after re-election last summer.
The reforms also make provision for all candidates for membership of the Council to be subject to eligibility checks, and that at least one of each confederation's seats on the Council to be reserved for a woman.Deborah Unger, the manager of the Corruption In Sport initiative for Transparency International, said: 'If the Congress doesn't vote for these reforms then all bets are off.
'The reform proposals are almost a skeleton framework but there is a lot unsaid.' UEFA president Platini received the same sanction as Blatter in DecemberAsked why none of the candidates appeared to have popular support among football supporters, Unger added: '
It's a sorry reflection of the candidates that fans don't feel they can trust them. The Buy FIFA Coins previous scandals have a lot do with that, and it didn't help that FIFA has not published the results of its integrity checks.'Unger believes it is vital that an independent oversight committee is established if FIFA is to regain people's trust.
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