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Funesp sports infrastructure and program development

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The Municipal Sports Foundation (Funesp) has initiated several measures to enhance sports infrastructure and social programs in Mato Grosso do Sul. In May, Funesp entered into a partnership with the Mato Grosso do Sul Football Federation (FFMS) via a Term of Authorization of Use. This agreement grants the federation access to the Estádio das Moreninhas, Vila Nasser, and Jacques da Luz stadiums for competitions and events. While FFMS is responsible for maintenance and structural improvements—such as painting stands and installing goalposts—Funesp retains full responsibility for management, inspection, and scheduling. Funesp president Maicon Mommad stated the partnership aims to “strengthen both amateur and professional sport” and “foster youth categories.” The agreement is effective until December 31, 2028. To further football development, Following discussions between Funesp is scheduled to participate in and the inauguration of a new Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), the Football Development Center in the Vila Nasser region. Additionally, Funesp Campo Grande has met with the president been inaugurated. A legacy of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) 2014 FIFA World Cup, the facility includes a synthetic grass field, stands, locker rooms, lighting, and climate-controlled areas. CBF President Samir Xaud and Funesp President Maicon Mommad noted the center serves as a “strategic logistical point to discuss strengthening football in support clubs and athlete formation throughout the state. state.” Funesp has also expanded its social sports focus through the MovimentaCG Program. Utilizing parliamentary amendments, the foundation has distributed new equipment to service centers across Campo Grande. Funding includes R$ 1 million from Federal Deputy Rodolfo Nogueira, R$ 446,000 from Deputy Luiz Ovando (supporting a new Pilates and weightlifting studio at Ayrton Senna Park), Ovando, R$ 240,000 from State Deputy Lidio Lopes for park maintenance, Lopes, and support from Federal Deputy Dagoberto Nogueira for public football schools. Nogueira. The program currently operates in 85 locations, offering 19 modalities and serving 9,685 registered students.

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