FIFA: the Clearing House has allocated "more than $350m to over 5,000 clubs" in 2 years

The FIFA Clearing House (FCH) has already allocated "more than $350m (€331m) to over 5,000 training clubs of all categories" after "two years of operation," according to the International Federation, which published its first report on the operations and activities (document available to download) of the structure, based inside the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris (8^th arrondissement), on 20/11/2024.

Of this sum, $156.6m (€148.5m) has already been distributed and "this number is expected to increase even further in future years as many of the transfers completed in the past 24 months still have outstanding installments which will continue to trigger training rewards in the future," explained FIFA.

The FIFA Clearing House, which was officially created on 16/11/2022, ensures that transfer payments made by new clubs are correctly redistributed to the training clubs. Its primary objective "is ensuring that the clubs that contribute to the training and education of players in the early years of their careers are rewarded financially."

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