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The Middle East and North Africa are likely to split their vote between Mr. Blatter and Prince Ali, with a number of autocrats favouring the status quo. Prince Ali potentially will enjoy support from FIFA sponsors who worry that Mr. Blatter and FIFA's sullied image could reflect badly on them. Emirates Airlines and Sony have already announced that they were ending their sponsorship agreements with FIFA.At age 39, Prince Ali is the youngest fifa coins serving official on FIFA's executive committee. A half-brother of Jordanian King Hussein and a brigadier general in the Jordanian military with a long-standing passion for soccer for the sake of soccer, Prince Ali has been involved in the game since his 20s when he became president of the Jordanian Football Association, which he has turned into a model for associations elsewhere in the region. Fluent in Arabic, English and various Circassian languages, Prince Ali has also demonstrated sensitivity to minorities in a region that has become increasingly intolerant of the other.Prince Ali's announcement of his candidacy, a reflection of his personality and approach, suggests what his emphasis is likely to be should he win the election. He said he had decided to run because the time had come to "shift the focus away from administrative controversy and back to sport," a reflection of his emphasis on soccer rather than on the power that comes with high office in FIFA. Prince Ali said his vision of FIFA was one of a "service organization and a model of ethics, transparency and good governance."Like Mr. Champagne, who welcomed electoral debate with Prince Ali, the www.futcoinsteam.com Jordanian said his campaign would be "focused on ideas to strengthen and improve FIFA. The headlines should be about football, not about FIFA," he said.It is hard to take issue with Prince Ali's vision and track record. He is however likely to discover that electoral victory does not automatically open the door to reform. No doubt, Prince Ali would bring a different tone and style to FIFA and a renewed emphasis on the game rather than exclusively on the business of the sport.
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