VOICED : La CBF aprueba cambio de estatuto

The CBF held a meeting to discuss and approve changes to its statutes, including a new limit on presidential re-elections. The president's term is set to four years with one re-election allowed, affecting current president Marco Polo, who can run again in 2019. Clubs will have more influence, with a council having the final say in championship organization. Secretary General Walter Feldman announced more reforms are planned. Marco Polo remains in charge, with no immediate changes expected.

What was the main purpose of the CBF federations' meeting?

• To discuss and approve statute changes

• To organize a new football tournament

• To elect a new president

• To celebrate the current president's achievements

How long is the term for the CBF president according to the new statute?

• Six years with unlimited re-elections

• Three years with two re-elections

• Four years with one re-election

• Two years with no re-election

Who is eligible to run for a new term in 2019 under the new rules?

• A new candidate

• The current vice president

• Any former president

• Marco Polo de Janeiro

What new power do clubs gain from the statute changes?

• The final say in organizing championships

• The right to appoint the CBF secretary

• The ability to veto presidential decisions

• Control over player transfers

What did Walter Feldman indicate about future reforms?

• There will be no more changes

• More reforms are expected

• Reforms will be delayed indefinitely

• Reforms will focus on player salaries