Fans can invest in their favorite players and make a profit, says Chiqui Tapia.
Win Investments seeks to digitize and fragment FIFA’s “solidarity mechanism.”
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has signed an agreement with the club financing platform Win Investments, aimed at the tokenization of player training rights. This agreement, recently announced by Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia, will allow 28 first division teams to obtain direct financing through the startup.
The essence of the agreement lies in the capacity of the clubs to tokenize the training rights of the players they have trained. This means that anyone can purchase these tokens from 1,200 pesos, opening a new source of income for sports entities and facilitating the continuous development of talent.
Valentín Jaremtchuk, CEO of Win Investments, highlighted the importance of this agreement, stating that “it represents a milestone in the way of financing clubs throughout the country and accessing the transfer market.”
“The digitization of these rights through the public offering of these tokens makes it possible to raise money for the clubs and simultaneously democratize anyone’s access to the player transfer business,” he added.
The president of the AFA, Chiqui Tapia, for his part, explained that the idea was to “advance a process of financial modernization and generation of genuine resources for Argentine football through tokenization.”
“This innovative strategy allows anyone to support and invest in their favorite players and obtain profits as they succeed, quickly generating resources for the training clubs through a democratization of the process,” Tapia added in a statement. Instagram post.
Win Investments’ business model focuses on the digitalization and fragmentation of FIFA’s “solidarity mechanism” using blockchain technology. Implemented by FIFA since 2001, this system allows clubs obtain a percentage of the transfers of the players who formedeven after they leave their ranks.
The importance of this agreement is amplified considering that, according to the AFA, there are more than 3,500 clubs in Argentina, organized in 228 regional leagues, dedicated to the training of young people. who can become players in the first division and the national team.
Win Investments has developed an ecosystem that not only benefits clubs, but also investors, using blockchain technology to offer new avenues for development and financial sustainability. This agreement marks a precedent, making the AFA the first federation to apply this modelwhich will be made official after the next FIFA date, coinciding with the confrontation of the Argentine team against Venezuela scheduled for today.
The initiative of the AFA and Win Investments not only seeks to attract capital, but also to democratize investments in Argentine soccer, allowing fans to invest in players and obtain benefits from their future sales. transforming the way football is financed and engages with its audience.
This article was created using artificial intelligence and edited by a human Editor.