Breakdown of FIFA forward enterprise plan and how much each FA will get for football development

FIFA has unveiled a bold new plan that could see federations like the Ghana Football Association receive up to $20 million per four-year cycle, up from the current $8 million, as part of a proposed $10 billion global development overhaul built around a new commercial arm called FIFA Forward Enterprise.

FIFA has announced a sweeping proposal to more than triple the funding available to its 211 member associations, with a new commercial restructuring plan that could push global football development investment beyond $10 billion over the next four years.

For federations like the Ghana Football Association, which currently receives its Forward allocation to support infrastructure, national teams, domestic competitions, coach education, women's football, and grassroots programmes, an increase from $8 million to $20 million per cycle would represent a significant jump in available resources, though any such benefit remains contingent on the plan clearing FIFA's internal approval process in the months ahead.