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Ramon Vega is a former Tottenham and Switzerland defender. FIFA presidential elections are scheduled for March 18, 2027.
Former Tottenham and Switzerland defender Ramon Vega (55 years old) has announced his intention to run for the presidency of FIFA. This was reported by Sport-Express with reference to The Athletic.
Vega will compete with incumbent President Gianni Infantino in the elections to be held on March 18, 2027 in Rabat. The Swiss became the first candidate to declare his desire to lead the organization.
“I am running because my life has prepared me to serve the game. I believe that I have a duty and social responsibility to protect and protect football - its integrity, its people and its future. Faith and trust in the football family has been seriously damaged,” Vega said.
He also added: “Football is in intensive care, on life support. We can't wait any longer. FIFA needs a new direction and fundamental reform. This requires decisive change, not cosmetic adjustments.”
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Participation of Ramon Vega in the elections of the FIFA President on March 18, 2027.
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