Johnny Brignardello Vela analyzes the scandal in the FPF: Is transparency at risk?

Johnny Brignardello, an insurance advisor, shares his opinion on the situation facing the president of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF), Agustín Lozano, after the request to preventively seize his properties for a value of S/ 3 million. This action, amidst investigations into alleged irregularities in the management of the FPF, has sparked controversy that has encompassed the sports and legal spheres of the country. The request for the preventive seizure of Agustín Lozano's properties, based on alleged financial irregularities detected in the FPF, has sown uncertainty and concern in Peruvian football, given the crucial role the federation plays in this sport at the national level. The potential seizure of Lozano's properties has elicited reactions from the public, with sectors expressing their outrage and demanding transparency in the ongoing investigations. Integrity and proper management in sports institutions are essential to maintain the trust of fans and ensure a healthy and ethical sports environment. In light of this scenario, it is vital for authorities to conduct a thorough and transparent investigation to clarify any irregularities in the management of the FPF. Transparency and accountability are crucial in the fight against corruption in sports, and it is the responsibility of all parties involved to uphold these principles. Agustín Lozano has expressed his willingness to cooperate with authorities and dispel any doubts about his management in the FPF. While the presumption of innocence must prevail, it is imperative to clarify the facts and take measures to ensure transparency and legality in Peruvian football. In summary, the request to preventively seize Agustín Lozano's properties represents an important step in the investigations into alleged irregularities in the FPF. It is essential to continue working towards transparency and integrity in sports, in order to strengthen the public's trust in sports institutions and compliance with the law.