“At the end of the day we are an organisation that belongs to the public, it doesn’t belong to us. We have to make ourselves very clear to people. This is one of my missions for the future,” Bin Hammam was quoted as saying by the Guardian.
“I think I can rehabilitate FIFA’s reputation. This is my vision and this is my goal. If I fail, then I fail. I’m looking for the support of everybody. I don’t have the support of everyone in Asia yet but have to work for it.”
Bin Hammam also took the time to talk about UEFA president Michel Platini and made it clear that the Frenchman’s ambition to run for the FIFA presidency in 2015 doesn’t necessary mean that the two men can’t work together now.
“I am not going to lie to you and say that I am not going to talk to Michel about possible co-operation in the future, this has to be put frankly. I’m not telling you I am not going to do it but let’s wait and see.
“Everybody has the right to an ambition but there is nothing to stop them contesting in 2015, I am not blocking other people from coming.”
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Presidential Candidate Mohamed Bin Hammam Looking To Rehabilitate FIFA’s Reputation