Gianni Infantino has written to football associations offering a financial incentive to back his proposed plan for FIFA, according to a reported letter. The proposal would involve selling off part of FIFA to private investors. The letter sets a deadline of September 19 for member associations to indicate their support for the plans. As an inducement, Infantino is reported to have offered a $40 million incentive, equivalent to about £30.1 million. The reporting is based on the contents of the letter and presents the incentive and timeline as part of an effort to secure approval from FIFA’s members. The plan is described in the coverage as controversial, with the focus on the potential involvement of private investors through the partial sale of FIFA’s assets or interests. Across the outlets, the core details remain consistent: Infantino makes the offer, associations must respond by September 19, and the incentive is reported at $40 million (£30.1 million).