Michel Platini demanded his way into his FIFA offer hearing on Monday that he doesn't ha anything to cover up and is battling not for his future but rather "against shamefulness".
Platini was banned in December for a long time from all football-related action over an "unfaithful installment" of £1.3million made to him in 2011 which had been closed down by then FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
Touching base for his listening ability with FIFA's requests board in Zurich, Platini told holding up correspondents: "I am not battling for my future, I am battling against bad form."
In comments reported by L'Equipe, he included: "On the off chance that I had anything to blame myself for, I would be stowing away in Siberia in disgrace.
"I will look at individuals without flinching, I have done nothing and I fear nothing. I am 60 years of age and I never had a red card on the pitch."
Blatter is likewise engaging against his own particular eight-year boycott, with his case to be heard on Tuesday.
On the off chance that Platini neglects to have his authorization toppled, it is likely he would take his battle to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) with Blatter ready to do likewise.
Platini proceeded: "Is it Blatter who place me in this circumstance? Not in any manner, he is in the same circumstance as me. Somebody pushed the catch and I will attempt to discover who."
UEFA expressed a month ago that it won't hold a race for its administration until Platini's requests process has been depleted. The FIFA bids council, which is led by Larry Mussenden, the president of the Bermuda Football Association, has the ability to diminish, increment or topple the boycott forced in December.
And the boycott, Platini was fined 80,000 Swiss francs (around £54,000) by the adjudicatory load of FIFA's morals advisory group subsequent to being discovered blameworthy of rupturing the world overseeing body's code of morals.
The morals board's investigatory load has likewise affirmed that it is engaging against the authorizations forced on Platini and Blatter in light of the fact that they are excessively indulgent.
The charges discovered demonstrated included offering and tolerating blessings, irreconcilable circumstance, and damaging their trustee obligation to FIFA.
Both Platini and Blatter said the installment was made after a verbal assention between the pair when the Frenchman worked for Blatter from 1998 to 2002, however it was not paid until nine years after the fact.
That clarification was rejected as "not persuading" by the morals board of trustees, however it did include the confirmation had not been adequate to secure charges of defilement.
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