The Football Association will back any credible challengers to Sepp Blatter in the Fifa presidential elections in June.
The FA board is yet to take an official position on the vote as Blatter seeks a fourth term but members are said to feel it is time for a change.
The association will even consider writing to Asian football chief Mohamed Bin Hammam to urge him to stand against Blatter.
The FA supported Blatter when he first stood for the Fifa presidency in 1998 but backed his defeated opponent Issa Hayatou in 2002.
Blatter was re-elected unchallenged in 2007 and is standing for election again on 1st of June in Zurich.
