Rodolphe William Seeldrayers succeeded by Arthur Drewry

Rodolphe William Seeldrayers served as the president of FIFA after succeeding Jules Rimet. His tenure was marked by the ongoing development of international football, which was gaining popularity and expanding globally. Seeldrayers' leadership came during a time when FIFA was working to enhance its organizational structure and promote the sport across different continents. However, his presidency was cut short due to his untimely death, which led to a transition in leadership. Following Seeldrayers' passing, Arthur Drewry, an English football administrator, took over the presidency. Drewry's term was also brief, reflecting the challenges of maintaining stable leadership during a period of significant change within FIFA and the sport itself. The transition from Seeldrayers to Drewry highlights the ongoing evolution of FIFA's governance and the impact of leadership on the organization’s direction and policies.