The problem is not the existence of a global football organization. The problem is that an entity with enormous economic and sporting power can end up harming the traditional values of sport when there are not enough controls and counterbalances.

The signs are clear: in recent years, we have seen a constant expansion of competitions, an increasingly demanding calendar for players and clubs, and extraordinary growth in revenues from television rights, sponsorships, and marketing.

While football's business continues to grow to historic levels, many fans question whether sporting values, player health, and recognition of champions are receiving the same importance.

There is also concern about the level of transparency and oversight of an organization that manages enormous financial resources. Fans have the right to demand greater access to information, independent audits, and mechanisms that guarantee clear and responsible management.

The corruption and bribery cases involving world football officials have deeply damaged fans' trust. In Argentina, the AFA has also faced investigations and public criticism over corruption allegations, while many believe that FIFA protects its own officials and avoids true accountability.

The prizes awarded to world champions and the institutional recognition of the greatest achievement in football are matters of debate. A world champion represents the highest achievement in the sport, but many supporters see some current decisions as a loss of historic privileges. FIFA demands fair play on the field, but it must also demonstrate fair play in its own management.

Football should not become only a business. Players, clubs, and fans are the heart of this sport. Economic growth should not come at the cost of reducing the symbolic value of champions and the efforts of players. A champion should not see its historic victory reduced by receiving only a replica trophy or by losing the privilege of direct qualification for the next World Cup. The greatest sporting achievements must be protected and valued.

Therefore, we call on all football supporters around the world to unite their voices and demand change: more transparency, stronger financial controls, independent audits, and a football system where players, champions, and sporting achievements are respected and valued above economic interests.

Sign this petition if you share the vision of a football where passion, competition, and sporting values stand above the concentration of power.