RFEF Unanimously Approves Record Budget for 2026
The Spanish Royal Football Federation has given the green light to a historic budget of 403.5 million euros for the 2026 fiscal year. This agreement was reached during an Extraordinary General Assembly held at the Ciudad del Fútbol de Las Rozas, where delegates voted in favor unanimously. The figure represents an increase of 8.4 percent compared to the previous year, reflecting the institution's economic solidity and expansion plans. ⚽💰
Total Consensus in the Vote
The economic proposal presented by the federation's board received absolute support. The vote recorded 87 votes in favor, with no votes against or abstentions. This result demonstrates the broad support that financial management generates among the various sectors of Spanish football. The session took place in a climate of widespread agreement, validating the accounts without incidents.
Main Investment Destinations:- Funding national competitions to ensure their proper development and organization.
- Supporting all national teams, from the senior team to the youth categories.
- Boosting grassroots football and training programs for young talents.
With so much money on the table, all that's left is to hope the ball rolls with the same fluidity as the euros in the accounts.
Strategy to Consolidate and Project
This record budget not only seeks to cover ordinary activities but also to enhance strategic projects in the medium and long term. The RFEF plans to use these resources to consolidate its operational structure and promote the sport at all levels and facets within the national territory.
Key Areas for Improvement and Investment:- Maintaining and optimizing facilities owned, with special attention to the Ciudad del Fútbol.
- Developing sports infrastructure that benefits the grassroots and professional football.
- Strengthening technology and analysis programs applied to sports performance.
A Future with More Resources
The approval of this budget represents a financial milestone for the federation. The 8.4% increase evidences an economic growth cycle that the institution seeks to capitalize on to strengthen the Spanish football ecosystem. Now, the challenge is to execute these funds efficiently so that the impact is felt both on the pitch and in the global structure of the sport. 🏆