FIFA Proposes $6.3 Billion Funding for Soccer Development, $25 Million for Each Association
- FIFA will propose a roughly $6.3 billion soccer-development fund for 2027–2030, including $25 million for each national association, according to a document reviewed by The Associated Press.
- FIFA said the funding would support development across 211 member associations, confederations, and other stakeholders.
- The proposal would increase each association’s planned funding from $10 million to $25 million over the four-year period.
- FIFA also proposed $99 million for each of six continental confederations, with a focus on women’s and youth soccer.
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FIFA proposes $6.3 billion funding for soccer development, $25 million for each association
FIFA will propose to its members a $6.35 billion fund for soccer development between 2027 and 2030, including a boosted amount of $25 million for each association, according to a document reviewed by The Associated Press on Tuesday
In the prelude of the Council in Zurich and after the commercial success of the North American World Cup, Gianni Infantino, in the middle of his presidential run for his fourth term, intends to fulfill his proposals for redistribution of wealth among his 211 member associations in a project applicable between 2027 and 2030.
FIFA will propose to its members a $6.350 million fund for the development of football between 2027 and 2030, including an increase to $25 million for each national association, according to a document revised by The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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