FIFA Transfers $125M to Clubs

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Clubs earn $125M in money owed from transfers

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FIFA says $125 million in money owed to clubs from transfers of their former players.

Money routed via its finance house in Paris , and there's a backlog of another $200 million .

Payments are being allocated to more than 5,000 grassroots and professional clubs.

England and Saudi Arabia have paid the most in so-called "training rewards" FIFA report says at least 1,600 clubs in more than 100 countries are accredited.

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