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Michel Platini's First Appeal Against FIFA Ban Rejected, Say Lawyers
UEFA president Michel Platini was suspended for 90 days by ethics committee for receiving a payment of $2 million from FIFA in 2011 without a written contract.
- Agence France-Presse
- Updated: October 26, 2015 10:06 pm IST
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Michel Platini's FIFA ban will expire on January 5, 2016.© AFP
Paris:
Michel Platini has had a first procedural appeal against a 90-day ban from all footballing activities rejected, representatives of the UEFA president revealed on Monday.
"This decision is not that of the (FIFA) appeals committee, for which no date has yet been communicated to Platini," the Frenchman's counsel said in a statement sent to AFP.
His lawyers added that they are "convinced the appeals will eventually show his complete integrity and restore all his rights."
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