UEFA demands 2.1 billion US dollars from FIFA for member associations
According to Der Spiegel Sport, UEFA and CONCACAF are demanding 2.1 billion US dollars from FIFA, citing the world body's approximately 6 billion US dollars in reserves following the World Cup. The request aims to demonstrate that FIFA can support its members more effectively without relying on an investor model.
Key facts
- 01UEFA and CONCACAF are requesting 2.1 billion US dollars from FIFA.
- 02The demand is based on FIFA holding approximately 6 billion US dollars in reserves after the World Cup.
- 03The associations argue this proves FIFA can provide more support to members without an investor model.
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