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The ÖFB is set to elect a new president on May 18 in Bregenz, amid rising tensions highlighted by Raiffeisen's critical letter urging for professionalism and suggesting candidates like Kurt Svoboda and Roland Schmid. The election committee, led by Martin Mutz, is preparing a requirements profile for the position, as discussions around the future structure of the association continue. Other potential candidates include Wolfgang Bartosch, Brigitte Annerl, and Christian Jauk, with the landscape of leadership still evolving.
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ÖFB presidential election approaches amid sponsor pressure and candidate speculation
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Kurt Svoboda
Andreas Ogris
Bernhard Neuhold
Josef Geisler
Roland Schmider
Brigitte Annerl
Wolfgang Bartosch
Klaus Mitterdorfer
Martin Mutz
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