FPF holds meeting and workshop on CBF financial fair play | OneFootball

The Pernambuco Football Federation (FPF) held, on the afternoon of this Thursday (28), in the entity’s Noble Hall, a meeting and training session on the CBF’s Financial Sustainability System, known as Financial Fair Play. The event was attended by FPF president Evandro Carvalho, as well as the technical manager of the National Agency for the Regulation and Sustainability of Football (ANRESF), Luciano Peixoto, who led the training.

The activity brought together presidents, executives, and representatives of clubs from Pernambuco and Alagoas with the aim of presenting the system’s new guidelines, answering questions, and discussing mechanisms for complying with the financial control rules implemented by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).

ANRESF is the body responsible for monitoring, overseeing, judging, and enforcing the rules related to the Financial Sustainability System of Brazilian football. The initiative seeks to strengthen the responsible management of clubs and sports entities, promoting greater financial balance, administrative transparency, and sustainability on the national stage.

During the opening of the meeting, the president of the Pernambuco Football Federation, Evandro Carvalho, highlighted the importance of implementing the system to strengthen sports management in the country.

“Today we presented the new Financial Fair Play guidelines and also the new regulatory agency to the teams in our state. We are complying with what FIFA determined and what the CBF has already implemented, within the Financial Fair Play model,” he said.

Meanwhile, ANRESF technical manager Luciano Peixoto emphasized the educational and adaptation-focused nature of the process with Brazilian clubs.

“We are presenting the Financial Fair Play regulations, spreading the information among the clubs, and also listening to the teams, understanding how this adaptation to the model and the system is taking place,” he noted.

During the presentation, topics such as solvency requirements, cost control, indebtedness, financial transparency, and monitoring mechanisms provided for in the CBF’s new regulations were addressed.

The implementation process of Financial Fair Play will be carried out gradually over the coming years, with the aim of establishing a more balanced, transparent, and sustainable environment for Brazilian football.

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