ZURICH: The election of Aleksander Ceferin to succeed the disgraced Michel Platini at the head of UEFA was a clear message from within of a desire for change, FIFA supremo Gianni Infantino said Friday. Ceferin is an accomplished lawyer with little record in football before he became head of the Slovenian federation in 2011. In a vote for the UEFA presidency on Wednesday, he hammered the body’s vice president Michael van Praag of the Netherlands 42-13. “It was a very convincing success,” Infantino said at a press conference in Zurich. “He has some very good ideas, he is a new face for many but he is a very competent person. I am looking very much forward to working closely with him,” said the FIFA president.