The FIFA presidential election takes place in Zurich on the 26th of February and of the five candidates, Tokyo Sexwale is Africa's only representative, the 62-year-old businessman believes he is the man to lead world football out of its current quagmire and says he has been well received on his self-funded election campaign and that he has a great relationship with the other 4 people vying for FIFA's top job as Sias du Plessis now reports.
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