FIFA president Gianni Infantino wrapped up the organization’s first Women's Convention by pledging $500 million to women's soccer over the next four years.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino wrapped up the organization’s first Women’s Convention on Friday in Paris by pledging $500 million to women’s soccer over the next four years. FIFA says that budget will fund the work of the women’s soccer division, including development programs, the World Cup and youth competitions.
“We are moving. We are progressing. We are trying,” Infantino said. “We are making a step at each time.”
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