FIFA has proposed a new funding package that could provide up to $20 million to each of its 211 member associations, including the Nigeria Football Federation, as part of plans to increase investment in global football development.
The proposal, announced by FIFA on Tuesday, includes an optional one-off $20 million funding through the proposed FIFA Fast Forward Programme (FFFP) for special projects, as well as increased regular development allocations under the FIFA Forward programme.
Under the plan, member associations would receive $20 million each for the 2027-2030 cycle, up from the current $8 million allocation.
The funding would rise to $22 million per association for 2031-2034 and $24 million for 2035-2038.
However, the governing body would in return retain sole control of FFE and exclusive authority over football governance, competitions, match calendar, and all regulatory and sporting decisions.
The body will also, under the plan, sell a minority stake in
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