Mexican Football Federation president Justino Compean is leaving, but don't expect big changes, writes Jon Arnold.
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One of the power players in the region is leaving of his own accord, but it hardly signals a changing of the guard.
The president of Mexico's football federation, Justino Compean, is stepping down from ths position on August 1, with long-time league president Decio de Maria is moving into the role.
When Compean leaves his post, he'll be 75.