FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali bin al-Hussein says any delay in electing Sepp Blatter’s replacement would “create further instability”.
The Jordanian wants to replace the suspended president of world football’s governing body in February’s election.
But after Blatter, 79, and UEFA president Michel Platini, 60, were suspended, FIFA is expected to discuss postponing the vote. Prince Ali said that would “tell the world lessons haven’t been learned”. Swiss Blatter and Frenchman Platini, a FIFA vice-president, are both appealing against their 90-day suspensions.
