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FIFA plans US$6.35 billion distribution to member federations
World football's governing body is set to distribute unprecedented development funds to support its member nations. The scheme would allocate US$25 million to each of FIFA's 211 affiliated federations.
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FIFA is preparing to roll out a substantial financial package aimed at bolstering football development across its global membership. The proposal would see the organisation channel US$6.35 billion to member federations worldwide, marking a significant commitment to grassroots and competitive football infrastructure.
Under the distribution model, each of the 211 member federations would receive US$25 million. The initiative is designed to support various aspects of football development, from youth programmes to facility improvements and technical coaching initiatives across nations of varying economic capacities.
The scale of the allocation underscores FIFA's strategy to strengthen football at all levels across member nations. The funds are expected to enable federations to invest in critical areas including player development, coaching standards, and competitive infrastructure.
The announcement comes as FIFA continues to emphasise its commitment to supporting football growth beyond elite professional levels. The distribution represents one of the largest coordinated funding efforts by the international body to member nations in recent years.