FIFA President Gianni Infantino Ordered to Distribute $10M to All 211 Member Associations
FIFA's European and North American leaders demand $10m for each of the 211 member associations from rising reserves.
POLICY WIRE — City, Country — FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been instructed to distribute an additional $10 million to each of the 211 football associations worldwide, according to a directive from European and North American soccer officials.
The request comes as part of a broader push by regional football governing bodies to ensure greater financial transparency and equitable distribution of FIFA’s growing funds. The proposal was outlined in a letter sent to Infantino by vice presidents representing Europe and North America, who emphasized the need to share FIFA’s increasing revenue with its global members.
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Uefa and Concacaf, two of the most influential football confederations, have also joined the call for a $10 million allocation per association from FIFA’s cash reserves. This move follows the success of recent World Cup events, which have significantly boosted the organization’s financial standing. The pressure on Infantino is expected to intensify as the global football community continues to scrutinize how FIFA manages its wealth.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
