GeneralFIFA proposes $6.35 billion football development fund
The four-year plan would allocate funding to all 211 member associations, but still needs approval.

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Bournemouth accepts Alex Scott’s departure for €100 million. British media report that the club would be prepared to let the midfielder leave in the next winter transfer window, provided it receives a fee that could reach that amount.
Chelsea, Milan and Real Madrid are monitoring Scott’s situation and could open talks to sign him during that window. Interest from several European clubs is said to explain Bournemouth’s openness to a sale next January, in information reported by TeamTalk.
Scott is under contract with Bournemouth until June 2028. That gives the club room to negotiate his future on the financial terms it sets.
Any potential departure by Scott would therefore come as the club faces a difficult sporting situation, while the reported asking price is likely to be central to discussions ahead.
GeneralThe four-year plan would allocate funding to all 211 member associations, but still needs approval.
GeneralThe director of the Egypt senior national team discussed a staff visit to follow Mohamed Salah, while saying no official decision had been made.
GeneralThe Champions League features two notable fixtures on Wednesday: Liverpool travel to LASK Linz, while Manchester City welcome Paris Saint-Germain.
GeneralThe refereeing commentator called the decision that denied Atlético a goal that would have made it 2-0 “madness”.
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