Pinnick, a seasoned football administrator, is among 10 candidates vying for five available seats on the council, which serves as the supreme governing body of world football. He faces competition from Morocco’s Fouzi Lekjaa, Egypt’s Hany Abou Rida, Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya, Côte d’Ivoire’s Yacine Idriss Diallo, Senegal’s Augustin Senghor, Niger Republic’s Djibrilla ‘Pele’ Hima Hamidou, Zambia’s Andrew Kamanga, Benin Republic’s Mathurin De Chacus, and Djibouti’s Souleman Hassan Waberi.
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