UEFA and Concacaf ask FIFA for at least $10m for each federation
Aleksander Ceferin and Victor Montagliani urge FIFA to pay “at least 10 million dollars” to each of the 211 member federations.
UEFA and Concacaf have made a formal push in their claim to FIFA. As reported by L'Équipe, in a letter sent to FIFA on Friday, Aleksander Ceferin and Victor Montagliani ask the governing body to pay “at least 10 million dollars” to each of the 211 member federations.
The rationale, according to the same outlet, is the “significant profits” generated in the period between 2023 and 2026. Rather than targeting a single beneficiary, the request is framed as a broad distribution to cover all affiliated associations.
No official reply from FIFA is reflected in the information provided, but the move is a notable escalation in international football governance and could shape how confederations and the sport’s global regulator handle future financial arrangements.
L'Équipe notes that the letter sets both a minimum figure and the total number of federations that would receive the payment.
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