Ahmed Ahmed, the president of the Confederation of African Football, had been intending to stand in election in March.

But on Monday the sports global governing body said his independent ethics committee had found him guilty of offering and accepting gifts and other benefits.

Onda misappropriation of funds corruption allegations were sent to Fevers Investigations Committee in 2019 by former general secretary Um Are Far Me, including the Ahmed, had ordered the payment of $20,000 in bribes.

The African Soccer Association presidents on that he had cost calf an extra $830,000 by ordering equipment fire a French intermediary company called Tactical Steel.

That company denied any wrongdoing.

Other accusations included that Ahmed had harassed four female staff on over spent more than $400,000 of calf money on cars in Egypt and Madagascar.

FIFA statement on Monday said Ahmed is now banned from all football related activity at both national and international level for five years.

He was also fined about $200,000.