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Infantino Signals Support For Extra Financial Aid Ahead Of FIFA Council Vote
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Infantino Signals Support For Extra Financial Aid Ahead Of FIFA Council Vote

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has signaled a willingness to significantly increase financial distributions to all 211 member associations, following mounting pressure from continental confederations. Earlier in September, UEFA chief Aleksander Čeferin and CONCACAF leader Victor Montagliani formally demanded that each of FIFA’s 211 members receive an additional $10 million from FIFA’s massive cash reserves (estimated [...]

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