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UEFA y CONCACAF reclaman a la FIFA un pago de diez millones para cada federación
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UEFA and CONCACAF—the continental governing bodies for European and North American soccer—are demanding that FIFA pay $10 million to every affiliated national federation Levante-EMV. The joint call intensifies pressure on FIFA President Gianni Infantino to redistribute World Cup and tournament revenue more fairly across the global soccer ecosystem Levante-EMV.
Two Continental Bodies Unite Against FIFA's Revenue Model
UEFA (representing 55 European federations) and CONCACAF (representing 41 North American, Central American, and Caribbean federations) have formally called on FIFA to distribute $10 million to each member federation Levante-EMV. This combined action represents a rare public challenge to Infantino's leadership and revenue-sharing policies Levante-EMV.
Growing Pressure on FIFA President Infantino
The demand signals deepening discontent with how FIFA allocates tournament earnings among member countries Levante-EMV. Smaller federations struggle to fund youth development, coaching programs, and facilities when revenue flows mostly to tournament hosts and top-ranked teams Levante-EMV. The $10 million request would help equalize financial conditions across world soccer Levante-EMV.
What This Means for FIFA's Financial Future
If all affiliated federations received $10 million annually, FIFA would distribute roughly $2.3 billion per year globally Levante-EMV. Infantino has long resisted such broad redistribution, arguing FIFA investments in development and infrastructure already benefit smaller federations Levante-EMV. This united European-American push suggests that defense may no longer hold sway Levante-EMV.
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