Uefa and Concacaf call on Fifa to pay $10m to each of its 211 member associations
The two confederations issued a joint statement urging football's world governing body to distribute funds from its cash reserves.
Uefa and Concacaf have issued a joint statement calling on Fifa to pay $10 million (£8m) from its cash reserves to each of its 211 member associations, according to BBC Sport.
The statement, reported by BBC Sport, said the two confederations were seeking the payment to be made to all Fifa member associations from the organisation's financial reserves.
BBC Sport did not provide further detail in the excerpt regarding the reasoning behind the demand, the timeline for any payment, or a response from Fifa.
This is a developing story and further details are expected to emerge.
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