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FIFA - CAMEROON - HAYATOU CONFIRMED AS SENIOR VP

It means Hayatou is now the second most powerful man in global football.

Argentine Julio Grondona, who passed away in July , previously held the post.

Blatter confirmed the Cameroonian's role at the latest meeting of Fifa's executive committee.

Hayatou's post means that he would step in to replace Blatter as head of Fifa should the Swiss become incapacitated for any reason.

Last week, both CAF and Hayatou gave their backing to Blatter's bid for re-election  next year.

At Friday's meeting in Zurich, Blatter accepted to run for a fifth term as head of football's world governing body.

27 Sep 2014
(BBC Sport)

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