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With Infantino bringing the game into disrepute, which former player or manager do you think would be a good FIFA president? For me it has to be Klopp, he puts the players first, understands and empathises with fan culture and is a football romantic. Ticks every box. Maybe in four years after he’s won the World Cup with Germany…

dancoombs2mo ago

I think Arsene Wenger is more likely

kyle.dimond2mo ago

I think Pep and Klopp would be great spokespersons due to their enthusiasm. Feels like they care about the fans. I don’t think it would make a difference though. One change isn’t going to crumble that house of cards

thetruthpersonified2mo ago

Stikes me that the president does not matter as the whole organisation is rotten from top to bottom. Anyone involved seems to become corrupted. Need to pull the whole rotten house down and stat again!!

martin.crawford2mo ago

Martin O’Neill. Once he’s buried Hearts and Rangers for good, get him in the FIFA hotseat. He’d take no nonsense and act in the interest of the people. Roy Keane vice president

dantowen819512mo ago

Liam Rosenior would ace the boardroom lingo - but keep Wenger as far away from it as possible! He’d never even consider it, but I’d love Pep to run FIFA! A proper football purist who understands what it means

george.patten2mo ago

Roy Keane - Just for a laugh

james.brooke2mo ago

jonathan.gorrie2mo ago

chillout2mo ago

Not sure many ex-players or managers have the commercial or political skills to handle it - but Pepe maybe.

james.brooke2mo ago

Klopp could 10000% be a politician

brogan2mo ago

Although I’d rather managers like Pep and Klopp in the Premeir League they’re definitely the type of character international football needs atm. Strong characters are going to be needed to stand up for the game