Блаттер не намерен покидать пост президента ФИФА. Йозеф Блаттер, являющийся президентом Международной федерации футбола (ФИФА), собирается снова баллотироваться на этот пост, но в том случае, если у него не будет проблем со здоровьем. Об этом он заявил в Москве на пресс-конференции.Напомним, что Блаттер находиться на посту президента с 1998 года.
«Мой третий срок подходит к концу, но мной ещё не была завершена работа в ФИФА. Если здоровье будет в норме, то я намерен остаться. Но данное решение будет принимать конгрессом, ведь только он может разрешить мне продолжать работу на посту президента ФИФА. Если конгресс откажет, то в следующий раз на Кубок Содружества я приеду в качестве гостя», - сказал Блаттер перед финальным поединком проходящего в столице России турнира.
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