The main aims of INFUT are founded on evaluating the level of transparency of football clubs and Public Limited Sports Companies, as well as clarifying and strengthening the information they offer to people and society overall.
As such, the data from the 42 teams that make up professional football (20 in LaLiga Santander and 22 in LaLiga SmartBank) is analysed, taking into account nearly 50 (48) indicators related to the most important areas within the respective entities.
Specifically, INFUT evaluates five key points:
- Information about the football club
- Relations with members, fans and the general public
- Economic-financial transparency
- Transparency in procurement and supply
- Indicators within the Law of Transparency
The 48 indicators are the final result of a process in which sports entities, amateur associations and public institutions such as the Professional Football League itself or the National Sports Council, amongst others, participate.
Málaga CF doubles its score
In an initial evaluation of the 19/20 course, the Blue and Whites had a transparency score of 23,5 points on 18th June 2020 (48’96%).
Following a period of undertaking updates and changes, with the deadline being 3rd July, on 13th July it was announced that the work carried out – which is found on the Club’s website (https://www.malagacf.com/club/ley-de-transparencia-1) – has doubled in points, reaching a total of 47 points (97,92%).
Data that highlights the transparency of the Entity, particularly since the introduction of the Judicial Administration that has been managing Málaga CF in recent months.
