Julio Grondona has been elected president of the Argentina Football Association (AFA) for the eighth time in a row.
Grondona, who has led the AFA since 1979 and is senior vice-president of world soccer’s governing body FIFA, was re-elected at an assembly on Friday and will keep the post until at least 2011.
Forty-four of the 49 clubs entitled to vote at the AFA elections backed him.
Grondona, 76, was a founding member of Arsenal, who play in the Argentine First Division, and was club president until 1976.
The Star Online
Grondona, who has led the AFA since 1979 and is senior vice-president of world soccer’s governing body FIFA, was re-elected at an assembly on Friday and will keep the post until at least 2011.
Forty-four of the 49 clubs entitled to vote at the AFA elections backed him.
Grondona, 76, was a founding member of Arsenal, who play in the Argentine First Division, and was club president until 1976.
The Star Online
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