In 2015, the Fedefut received 8.24 million quetzals ($1.1 million) in nine deposits from FIFA from February to October, according to a document signed by the federation’s accountant and seen by Reuters
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Blatter was banned in December from all football-related activities for eight years by the ethics committee of FIFA, which is mired in the worst graft scandal of its 111-year history
The meeting was called by the Minister of Youth and Sport, Barrister Solomon Dalung
He said further: “In that, case we will go to the US in 2022.”
Champagne was referring to FIFA’s 2010 decision to award the tournament to Qatar by a 14-8 margin over the US in the final round of voting.
The names of the candidates are Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan, Sheik Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain and Jerome Champagne of France
The ban will prevent them from registering any player at national and international level for the next two complete and consecutive registration periods
The Frenchman, 55, was provisionally suspended from football for his alleged involvement in a scheme to profit from the sale of World Cup tickets
Khalifa also wants to be a very different style of president to the man he supported for many years, the now banned Sepp Blatter
He said he was “honoured” to be supported by the UEFA executive committee when he put himself forward in October after Platini was initially suspended
The former French international has insisted he has done nothing wrong and was still hoping to win an appeal in time to have been allowed back in time for the election on February 26, but said he had changed his mind
FIFA said the fine was for a number of offences including “alleged violation of the general rules of conduct” and “accepting gifts and other benefits”
Blatter and Michel Platini were handed eight-year bans by FIFA’s Independent Ethics Committee this month following allegations of a “disloyal payment” from FIFA to the suspended UEFA boss
The rules governing CAS stipulate that a request for arbitration can be submitted after undertaking all appeal procedures within FIFA’s Ethics Committee against the eight-year ban from all football-related activities imposed on both suspended presidents
Blatter and his one-time protege, Michel Platini, were kicked out of the sport over a conflict of interest surrounding a $2 million (£1.3 million) payment deal that is also the subject of a criminal investigation in Switzerland
His message contained some defiance: he vowed to fight the ban, insisted he had done no wrong and hit out at those who had questioned his integrity and honesty
An ethics committee for global soccer’s governing body found Switzerland’s Blatter guilty of breaching its rules on conflict of interest, loyalty and offering gifts
They said on Wednesday in Paris that the decision was in protest against what Platini condemned as political process, designed to prevent him running to lead FIFA, the football world governing body
Both of the football figures are serving 90-day suspensions from their roles, but will face disciplinary hearings before the FIFA ethics committee, with Blatter’s case being heard on Thursday and Platini’s on Friday
It said the committee would make final verdict on the two officials on suspension within two weeks of the hearings
The source said council replaced the executive committee to consist of 36 members and to serve as a supervisory board of FIFA without any executive powers