Iraqi Football Head Asks FIFA to Postpone Elections

Adnan Darjal, the head of the Iraqi Football Federation, has officially submitted a request to FIFA to postpone the elections of the Iraqi Football Federation.

Adnan Darjal, the head of the Iraqi Football Federation, has officially submitted a request to FIFA to postpone the elections of the Iraqi Football Federation. This request was made to address current issues and ensure the transparency of the process. Darjal emphasized the importance of this step for the future of football in the country. The application states the need for more time to prepare for the elections. FIFA will review this request and make an appropriate decision.

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