Uefa president Michel Platini will announce later this week he wants to be the next president of Fifa. The BBC has learned that Platini - after receiving indications of support from four continental confederations - will be a candidate when polling takes place on 26 February. The 60-year-old former France and Juventus midfielder could declare as early as Wednesday. Switzerland's Sepp Blatter, 79, has been in charge of Fifa since 1998. He is standing down as a result of a corruption crisis at world football's governing body. Platini is the overwhelming favourite to replace him. http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/33688426

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So he is now ready to lose the UEFA seat. Hian

I how Blatter would not turn back on his promise to hurt him.