Appointed interim president following the forced departure of Noël Le Graët, he was kept in office at the general meeting of the FFF on Saturday.
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Philippe Diallo continues his race beyond a simple handover. Propelled to the head of the French Football Federation (FFF) following the departure of Noël Le Graët following several cases, the president leaves the status of interim and sees his lease go until 2024 by the General Assembly of the federation, Saturday, June 10.
At 59, he will notably be at the head of the body until the Men’s Euro and the next Olympic Games, in Paris in 2024. Favorite to see his trial period extended at the head of “3F”, Philippe Diallo was elected by a very large majority, since he collected 91.26% of the votes.