Over 1,000 professional footballers in Colombia have voted for strike action after failing to reach an agreement with the Colombian Football Federation and Dimayor league on nine key issues. A total of 1,221 players from the men’s first division, the men’s second division, and the women’s league voted in an assembly led by ACOLFUTPRO, with 87.4% (1,067 players) opting to strike. Their demands include fair player statutes, improved health insurance, TV rights participation, and stronger protections against discrimination and harassment. #FIFPRO stands in solidarity with ACOLFUTPRO and the footballers fighting for a fairer future. 🔗 Tap the link in FIFPRO’s bio for a Q&A with Carlos Gonzalez Puche, executive director of ACOLFUTPRO.