What do we want?
We are committed to achieving genuine, long-lasting change in the governance of world football.
We want FIFA:
1. To have the same level of transparency and accountability that most citizens expect of their governments, major institutions and organisations;
2. To be responsible to the many millions of people who play the game and the billions who are fans;
3. To have the level of probity that meets the standards befitting of its billion dollar turnover.
FIFA has proven that it is incapable of reforming itself. We do not believe that the reforms introduced in February 2016 with the election of Gianni Infantino as President are sufficient.
If you believe in the sport’s value to communities, small and large, and want to see cultural change, join us by adding your name to the global list to continue to advocate for genuine, lasting, positive change.
Together, we can send an unmistakable message.
View the Charter here – a road map for the future in football (available in several languages). And please sign our petition.
We want FIFA:
1. To have the same level of transparency and accountability that most citizens expect of their governments, major institutions and organisations;
2. To be responsible to the many millions of people who play the game and the billions who are fans;
3. To have the level of probity that meets the standards befitting of its billion dollar turnover.
FIFA has proven that it is incapable of reforming itself. We do not believe that the reforms introduced in February 2016 with the election of Gianni Infantino as President are sufficient.
If you believe in the sport’s value to communities, small and large, and want to see cultural change, join us by adding your name to the global list to continue to advocate for genuine, lasting, positive change.
Together, we can send an unmistakable message.
View the Charter here – a road map for the future in football (available in several languages). And please sign our petition.