FIFA President Sepp Blatter (L) is conferred the royal title of Grand Commander, First Class by Sultan Ahmad Shah, the president of Football Association Malaysia and Sultan of Malaysia's state of Pahang, at the latter's palace in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, March 17, 2011. [Photo/Agencies]

Blatter is seeking a fourth term as FIFA's president, a position he has held since 1998

KUALA LUMPUR - FIFA president Sepp Blatter has yet to finish his work as the head of soccer's world governing body and is still full of energy ahead of the June elections and a possible fourth term, the 75-year-old Swiss said on Thursday.

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Blatter was in Kuala Lumpur to meet the head of the Malaysian Football Association (FAM) Sultan Ahmad Shah, concluding a short Asian tour as he seeks to canvas support ahead of the June 1 elections at the FIFA Congress in Zurich.

"I feel still full of energy and I've not yet finished my work in FIFA," Blatter told reporters in the Malaysian capital on Thursday.

"I'm now in my 13th year of presidency in FIFA, and the 36th year to work in FIFA, so I'm available to the congress."

Blatter is, so far, the only candidate for the role but widespread media reports suggest Asian Football Confederation head Mohamed Bin Hammam will announce his intention to run on Friday .

Blatter was not concerned at the prospect.

"If there is competition there is competition.

"I have support from different Asian associations, but I must have the support from whole family of FIFA."