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Uefa and Concacaf demand Fifa distribute $10m to every member association

Uefa and Concacaf have issued a joint statement calling on Fifa to pay $10 million from its cash reserves to each of its 211 member associations. The demand represents a significant show of unity between the two confederations and puts public pressure on Fifa over the distribution of its funds. A coordinated push by Uefa and Concacaf against Fifa's financial distribution policy is a rare and direct challenge to football's governing body, with implications for how billions in reserves are shared across the global game.

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