Football: €2 Million Released by FFF for Fuel From Amateur Clubs
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The president of the French football federation, Philippe Diallo, gave an update on the issues raised at the executive committee of the forum on Thursday.
In the face of the fuel crisis, the Fédération Française de Football has announced that it will offer two million euros to amateur clubs to help them during the trips The Fédération Française de Soccer
The Fédération Française de Soccer (FFF) will pay €2.2 million "in order to come to support" the 12,000 amateur clubs, faced with rising prices of gasoline at the pump during their travels, has...
The French Football Federation has decided to help amateur clubs due to rising fuel prices and will distribute 2.2 million euros, equivalent to more than 53.5 million crowns, among them. The approval of the contribution for approximately 12,000 sections was announced by FFF head Philippe Diallo after a meeting of the executive committee.
As he was engaged 15 days ago in an exclusive interview with the EBRA group (of which our newspaper is part), the president of the French Football Federation, Philippe Diallo, announced this Thursday to release an envelope of 2.2 million euros to help amateur clubs pay their fuel bills. The practical modalities of this aid are now known.
The financial aid, which will be paid directly to the account of the 12,000 football amateur clubs, will allow them to make their trips for the matches. An amount of 100 euros for the smallest clubs, it reaches 500 euros for the largest ones, detailed this Thursday the federation.
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