Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor

Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor Select A successor Sepp Blatter, FIFA Would Title Meeting December 16, FIFA likely choose a new President at an extraordinary meeting of December 16 in Zurich, a BBC report quoted Reuters.

"The BBC to obtain information that it was a possible date for an emergency meeting in Zurich to decide a replacement for him," a BBC report quoted a variety of sources.

"Representatives from all of the 208 member associations will be invited to the town of Switzerland it is for voting on the election of a new President of FIFA," the BBC'S dial plan. Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's 

FIFA President Sepp Blatter stated withdrew last Tuesday which is less a week after Switzerland's police raided a luxury hotel in Zurich with the capture of a number of top football officials on charges from the us. But Blatter declared will remain in Office until his successor is elected.

"A final decision on the date for the presidential election that will not be taken until July, but believed to be an extraordinary Congress in mid-December is the option of choice of Blatter," said the BBC.

FIFA itself has ensured that the Executive Committee will meet in July to draw up a plan that FIFA presidential election with a number of options to be discussed.

Prince Ali of Jordan became a surrogate candidate Blatter, besides Chung Mong-joon, South Korea billionaire.

The Congress of FIFA World football governing body to replace Sepp Blatter likely will be held on December 15, 2015, according to the information obtained, the BBC.

According to the plan of the Congress held in Zurich, Switzerland.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter announced her retreat in the midst of an investigation that was further expanded upon in the body of the FIFA corruption scandal.

When it announced it would withdraw, Blatter recently re-elected FIFA became Chairman, a post he held since 1998.

No fewer than 14 persons, including several senior officials of FIFA, facing charges of bribery and money laundering in the United States.

Seven of them were detained on May 27, when carried out raids over a luxury hotel in Zurich.

Law enforcement in Switzerland also do criminal investigations over the process of determination of Russia and Qatar to host the World Cup in 2018 and 2022.

Some names have been touted to replace Blatter, whom Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan, competitor in the FIFA President Blatter late last May. Sepp Blatter's successor