Fifa: Musa Bility rejected as presidential candidate
Liberia's Musa Bility has been ruled out as a candidate for the Fifa presidency following integrity checks.
Football's world governing body has approved five of the presidential candidates, with suspended Uefa boss Michel Platini also not included.
The Frenchman could be added should his ban end before February's election.
Prince Ali bin al-Hussein, Jerome Champagne, Gianni Infantino, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa and Tokyo Sexwale have been approved.
Fifa said it would not comment further on the reasons for Bility's exclusion, which the 48-year-old president of the Liberian Football Association can challenge at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The election is to find a successor to the suspended Sepp Blatter, who is under criminal investigation.
The 79-year-old Swiss announced he would be stepping down in June, with world football's governing body at the centre of a corruption scandal.
Fifa and Swiss prosecutors are investigating a £1.35m "gentleman's agreement" payment made in 2011 for work Platini did as Blatter's adviser nine years earlier.
Both men deny any wrongdoing and are appealing against their 90-day bans.
Who are the Fifa candidates?
•Prince Ali bin al-Hussein, 39, is president of the Jordan Football Association (Profile)
•Jerome Champagne, 57, is a former Fifa executive (Profile)
•Gianni Infantino, 45, is Uefa's general secretary (Profile)
•Michel Platini, 60, is Uefa president and Fifa vice-president (Profile) (Eligibility not yet confirmed.)
•Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, 49, is Asian Football Confederation president (Profile)
•Tokyo Sexwale, 62, is a South African former government minister (Profile)