Vinícius Júnior, Real Madrid's Brazilian forward, is under FIFA investigation for allegedly co-owning football clubs while still an active player—a potential breach of FIFA and Spanish Football Federation regulations.
- FIFA Ethics Committee is investigating Vinícius Júnior.
- Allegations involve co-owning clubs through his company, ALL Agenciamento Desportivo.
- The company reportedly acquired Portuguese club Alverca and a stake in Brazilian club São João del-Rei.
- Violations could lead to a fine or a suspension of up to two years.
- The investigation follows a complaint by Brazilian investment firm Tiberis Holding.AS USA
This investigation highlights the blurred lines between business and sport. While athletes often invest in various ventures, owning football clubs as active players raises concerns about conflicts of interest. If proven, this could set a precedent for stricter regulations in the industry.
