Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein reaffirmed on Monday he will continue to run for the FIFA presidential elections, taking place end of this month, especially after the supportive and positive responses from the football federations he visited in different countries, and the warm welcome his manifesto has received worldwide.
"I will continue the race until the end," Prince Ali said today.
This comes after some tweets on social media claiming Prince Ali's intentions to consider withdrawing from FIFA elections to back a single challenger against Sepp Blatter.
The Jordanian Prince, the only Arab young candidate in the election race, continues to visit football associations and federations to get support for winning the position, and "changing the reputation of FIFA in the world."
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