Gianni Infantino has indicated a larger amount of cash could possibly be distributed to Fifa members from its estimated £4.4bn money reserves.
In a letter seen by BBC Sport, and despatched to the governing physique’s six continental confederations on Monday, Fifa president Infantino mentioned he would help “the best stage of further funding that may responsibly be delivered”.
Infantino has come beneath rising stress over his aborted Fifa Ahead Enterprise (FFE) plan, which proposed promoting stakes within the World Cup and different competitions to non-public traders, sparking a significant backlash.
His letter comes after Uefa and Concacaf – the confederations for Europe and North America, Central America and the Caribbean – demanded Fifa pays $10m (£7.5m) to all 211 members from its reserves.
The proposal might be thought of by the Fifa Council once they meet on 15 October.
“I cannot prejudge the quantity,” Infantino mentioned within the letter.
“A single determine can start the dialogue, nevertheless it can’t full a worldwide coverage.”
Infantino issued his newest defence of the failed proposal to promote a slice of the World Cup industrial rights that introduced requires his resignation, once more claiming it had been supposed to generate further cash for the sport.
“The current industrial proposal, now withdrawn, was supposed to allow Fifa to take a position extra in soccer,” wrote the Swiss-Italian.
Earlier this month, Soccer Affiliation chair Debbie Hewitt, a Fifa vice-president, advised Infantino to launch all paperwork regarding his controversial plan, and referred to as for an unbiased evaluation of FFE.
Infantino will stand for election for a fourth time in March 2027, together with his opponents having till 18 November to search out an alternate candidate.
