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FIFA seeks $6.3 billion investment for global soccer development

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The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) is seeking $6.3 billion in funding. The funds are intended to support the global development of soccer. This initiative was reported by The Economic Times in June 2024. The investment would finance FIFA's programs aimed at growing the sport worldwide.

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