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Uefa and Concacaf call for Fifa to pay $10m to each member association

Uefa and Concacaf have jointly called on Fifa to distribute $10m from its cash reserves to each of its 211 member associations.

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Uefa and Concacaf have jointly called on Fifa to pay $10m from its cash reserves to each of the 211 member associations in world football.

The two confederations made the request in a joint statement, seeking an equal payment for every association affiliated with Fifa.

The proposal would involve Fifa distributing funds from its existing cash reserves across all 211 members. No further details about the requested payments or Fifa’s response were provided in the supplied material.

The latest position is therefore that Uefa and Concacaf are calling for the proposed $10m payments, with no confirmation that Fifa has agreed to the demand.

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