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FIFA set to get tough

AFP, Paris
World football's governing body FIFA is to clamp down on countries buying in foreign players like oilrich Qatar's pursuit of Brazilian striker Ailton.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter is to chair an emergency committee in Zurich on Tuesday to tackle the policy followed so enthusiastically by Qatar's French coach Philippe Troussier.
One expected outcome of FIFA's decision to act on the controversial practise is that players swopping nationalities will have to live in their adopted country for a continuous two year period, a FIFA source told AFP Saturday.
Qatar's intention to sign Werder Bremen's Ailton to help the Gulf state qualify for the 2006 World Cup finals has been heavily criticised in some quarters.
"It flouts the sporting spirit," the FIFA source said.
Ironically as news of FIFA's spoiler tactics emerged plans to sign Ailton and his compatriots Dede and Leandro were going ahead in Doha.
"I'll be travelling to Germany in the next 24 hours to put the finishing touches to the contracts for the three Brazilians," Manfred Hoener, the Qatar Football Federation's technical director, said.
FIFA executive committee member Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder, also the president of the German football federation, has described as ridiculous the way players acquire the nationality of a country with which they have absolutely no connection.
"It attacks the fundamental fabric of national teams.
"FIFA has acknowledged this abusive use of trying to change nationality (in the Ailton affair) and want to oppose it," he said this week.
Qatar have already lashed out the cash in athletics.
Joining Blatter on the emergency committee next week are UEFA boss Lennart Johansson, (representing Europe), Issa Hayatou (Africa), Jack Warner (North America), Qatar's Mohamed Bin Hamman (Asia), Nicolas Leoz (South America) and Ahongalu Fusimalohi (Oceania).
Last year, Kenyan-born steeplechaser Stephen Cherono and 5,000 metres runner Albert Chepkirui controversially changed nationality to compete for the Gulf state.
Cherono, under his new name of Saif Saeed Shaheen, won the gold medal for Qatar in the 3,000m steeplechase at the World Championships in Paris in August.