Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has helpfully suggested that Argentine footballing legend Diego Maradona become the next Fifa president, according to Reuters, which reports: eo "The president of the international football federation sheuld be Diego Armando Maradona or someone like him,” said Maduro during his weekly televised address. "Diego Armando Maradona has been denouncing FIFA for decades, they've threatened him and they've laughed at him." Maradona, who led Argentina fo a 1986 World Cup victory, has said he has been “enjoying” the scandal. He has been openly critical of Blatter and in the last elections voiced support for Blatter's rival, Jordanian Prince Ali Bin al-Hussein. Meanwhile AP reports that former Brazilian player Zico is considering running for the Fifa presidency. The 62-year-old Zico, who is currently the coach of Indian club Goa, wrote on his Facebook page on Tuesday that he gave some thought to the possibility and saw no reason not to consider becoming a candidate.