The appeal by the Confederation of African Football president, Ahmad Ahmad against his five-year ban from football by Fifa is ongoing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland.
Ahmad is hoping to overturn the ban in a bid to be registered for next week’s CAF presidential elections.
The Madagacan who was banned in November after FIFA adjudged him to have breached several of its ethics codes relating to duty of loyalty, the offering and accepting gifts, abuse of position and misappropriation of funds.
Ahmad was dramatically restored to the CAF presidency three months into his ban but was not classified an eligible candidate for the elections FIFA awaits a definitive ruling.
Four candidates have been approved for the CAF presidential elections. They are Jacques Anouma of Cote D’Ivoire, Patrice Motsepe of South Africa, Augustin Senghor of Senegal and Ahmed Yahya of Mauritania.
Related posts:
FIFA bans CAF president Ahmad Ahmad for five years over corruption
Cardiff City appeal to CAS against FIFA decision to pay Nantes 6 million euros
Again, CAS postpones Siasia’s appeal against FIFA ban to 2021
Leicester ponder CAS appeal as FIFA rejects Adrien Silva transfer
CAS reduces Ahmad’s football ban to two years
CAF President Ahmad Ahmad arrested in France
Caf President, Ahmad Ahmad released from custody
CAF President, Ahmad Ahmad tests positive for COVID-19
