FIFA says soccer clubs worldwide have been paid $125 million in money owed to them from transfers of their former players, with money routed via its finance house in Paris.

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Soccer clubs worldwide paid $125 million in money owed from player transfers, $200M more in backlog

ZURICH (AP) — Soccer clubs worldwide have been paid $125 million in money owed to them from transfers of their former players, FIFA said Wednesday, with money routed via its finance house in Paris, and there's a backlog of another almost $200 million

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Soccer clubs worldwide get $125 million in money owed from player transfers, $200M more in backlog

ZURICH (AP): FOOTBALL CLUBS worldwide have been paid US$125 million in money owed to them from transfers of their former players, FIFA said yesterday, with money routed via its finance house in Paris, and there is a backlog of another almost $200 million. A further US$31.7 million has been agreed but not sent yet. The payments are being allocated to more than 5,000 grass-roots and professional clubs by the FIFA Clearing House. FIFA published an …

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