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The movement is marked by an indication from the European Union requesting to involve fans in the decision-making of sports clubs. Precisely in mid-December a new regulation was approved in Germany in this regard in the Bundesliga, where it should be remembered that by law - with exceptions - 51% of the teams must be controlled by their fans.

Another relevant fact is that the obligation to convert to SAD to participate in the First and Second divisions will be eliminated, something that Amorebieta will benefit from, which has already stopped its process in its tracks to continue being owned by its partners.

In England they go further

English politicians are preparing a more aggressive law, forcing fans to vote on relevant decisions such as joining an eventual Super League, as well as regulating the entry of new investors to clubs, among other things.

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In that sense, Liverpool and Manchester United want to anticipate the facts without being forced by law. The former are already establishing more generous participation processes for their fans, while the latter are studying creating a sale of shares where fans can have influential voting power despite not having the majority shareholder, thus equalizing forces. In parallel, Chelsea approved months ago that several fans - chosen by vote - can be present at their board meetings, although in their case without the right to vote.

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