Prince William has thrown his weight behind the Football Association's call for the FIFA presidential election to be postponed.
The Duke of Cambridge, who is the FA's president, is "fully behind" the move, according to a spokesperson.
FA chairman David Bernstein has admitted their attempt to have the election called off is almost certain to fail but insisted a "coronation" of Sepp Blatter is unacceptable.
Bernstein said he also wants FIFA to appoint an independent body to supervise reforms after the scandals of the last month which have caused a crisis in the world governing body
A St James's Palace spokesperson said: "The Duke of Cambridge, as President, has been kept informed of the FA's proposals and is fully supportive of the Chairman and the initiatives the FA has recommended. He considers the transparency of the international governing body to be integral to the good governance of the game."
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