Programme
Renewing FIFA
Five directions for a FIFA that serves the whole game — its member associations, its players and its supporters.
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01
Transparency
FIFA’s decisions, finances and appointments should be clear to the member associations that make up FIFA and to the public that follows the game. Consultation should come before decisions — not after.
On the record“The main point is to restructure and restore the dialogue, alongside a deep reform in FIFA's governance, focusing on proper implementation and consultation.”
Ramon Vega, interview with Flashscore, 9 Oct 2026
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Independent oversight
Strong, independent checks on how FIFA is led — covering the presidency and the administration alike.
On the record“There must be accountability for the president, but also for the general secretary.”
Ramon Vega, interview with Flashscore, 9 Oct 2026
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03
Developing member associations
FIFA exists to develop football everywhere. Support for member associations — especially those with the fewest resources — should turn into pitches, coaching, competitions and opportunities.
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Accessible football
The game should stay open to everyone: supporters who want to attend the biggest matches, and children who want to play.
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05
Players and supporters at the table
Players, leagues, clubs and supporters should have a real voice in the decisions that affect them — including the international calendar and players’ health.
On the record“Within the first 100 days, we need to bring all stakeholders to the table - players, leagues, everyone - because there has to be democratic dialogue.”
Ramon Vega, interview with Flashscore, 9 Oct 2026
On the record“… striking a fair balance between commercial interests and the health of the players.”
Ramon Vega, interview with Flashscore, 9 Oct 2026