FIFA has announced that it will allocate $6.35 billion to global football development programmes between 2027 and 2030, following a proposal to increase funding for its member associations.
The proposed boost in financial support is intended to enhance the resources available to national football federations, enabling them to expand development activities across their respective jurisdictions.
While the exact distribution of the funds has not been detailed, the allocation is part of FIFA’s broader commitment to invest in the growth and sustainability of the sport worldwide.
FIFA, the governing body for football worldwide, regularly provides financial assistance to its 211 member associations. The $6.35 billion commitment represents a notable increase in the organization’s development budget for the upcoming four‑year cycle.
The plan was reported by Punch Nigeria, highlighting the significance of the funding increase for football development across Africa and the rest of the world.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>