Miami: A meeting of the ruling body for football in North and Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF) ended here Friday with no decision over who the federation may back in the upcoming FIFA presidential election, a senior official said.

After two days of meetings which included presentations from four of the five men vying for world football's top job, CONCACAF deputy general secretary Jurgen Mainka said the body had not decided if the federation would give blanket endorsement to a particular candidate. However Mainka raised the possibility of CONCACAF eventually giving firm backing, saying the issue may be discussed at a meeting in Zurich on the eve of the February 26 FIFA vote.