ESPN invites Fifa presidential candidates to live TV debate
The five candidates hoping to become Fifa president have been invited to take part in a live televised debate.
According to sportingintelligence.com, American broadcaster ESPN wants to host the event in London on 29 January.
The election for the next head of world football's governing body is due to take place on 26 February in Zurich.
The presidential hopefuls are Prince Ali Bin al-Hussein, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, Tokyo ***wale, Gianni Infantino and Jerome Champagne.
Champagne told sportingintelligence.com: "I can tell you that ESPN proposed to the candidates a televised debate and I have already expressed my agreement."
The five candidates hoping to become Fifa president have been invited to take part in a live televised debate.
According to sportingintelligence.com, American broadcaster ESPN wants to host the event in London on 29 January.
The election for the next head of world football's governing body is due to take place on 26 February in Zurich.
The presidential hopefuls are Prince Ali Bin al-Hussein, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, Tokyo ***wale, Gianni Infantino and Jerome Champagne.
Champagne told sportingintelligence.com: "I can tell you that ESPN proposed to the candidates a televised debate and I have already expressed my agreement."