FIFA members reject term mandates and age limits


SAO PAULO (Reuters) - FIFA's 209 member associations rejected proposals to introduce term mandates and age limits for its elected executives at the world football governing body's annual Congress on Wednesday.

Members were asked to approve or reject the ideas in principle and, although majorities voted against both proposals, FIFA did not give an exact vote count.

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