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Fútbol en América is the natural evolution of Don Deporte Sports Magazine, preserving its legacy while expanding its vision toward the sport that inspires millions. From our headquarters in Miami, we operate as a bilingual platform that celebrates soccer as an essential part of our identity—a common language that unites an entire continent.

We believe in the power of stories born on improvised pitches, in neighborhoods, in schools, and in those corners where the game beats with intensity. From these humble spaces to the largest stadiums in the Americas, we highlight the diversity, talent, and history that make this sport a truly unique phenomenon across the continent.

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Editorial Standards & Ethics Policy

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Our Mission

Fútbol en América is committed to delivering accurate, fair, and independent coverage of soccer across the Americas and the global game. Our mission is to inform, analyze, and report with integrity while maintaining the highest professional digital communication standards.

Editorial Independence

Our editorial decisions are made independently of advertisers, sponsors, clubs, leagues, federations, or commercial partners.

• No sponsor or advertiser has influence over our editorial content.

• Sponsored content is clearly labeled.

• Business operations are structurally separate from editorial decision-making.

Accuracy & Verification

We are committed to publishing information that is verified and responsibly sourced.

• All factual reporting is based on credible sources.

• We seek multiple sources when reporting significant claims.

• Anonymous sources are used only when necessary and when the information is in the public interest.

• Rumors are clearly labeled as such and attributed appropriately.

If new information emerges that changes the context of a story, we update our coverage transparently.

Corrections Policy

Accuracy is essential to our credibility.

• If an error is identified, we correct it promptly.

• Corrections are clearly noted at the bottom of the article with a timestamp.

• Substantive updates are labeled as “Updated” with the date and explanation.

Readers may request corrections by contacting:
media@futbolenamerica.com

Distinction Between News and Opinion

We clearly distinguish between:

• News Reporting – Fact-based coverage.

• Analysis – Informed interpretation of events.

• Opinion – Personal viewpoints from columnists.

Opinion content is labeled accordingly and does not represent the newsroom’s institutional position.

Conflicts of Interest

Our journalists must avoid conflicts of interest, including:

• Accepting gifts, compensation, or favors from teams, agents, sponsors, or related parties.

• Covering organizations where they have undisclosed financial or personal relationships.

Any potential conflicts must be disclosed to editorial leadership.

Transparency & Ownership

Fútbol en América discloses:

• Ownership structure

• Senior editorial leadership

• Contact information

• Sponsorship relationships where applicable

We believe transparency strengthens trust.

Use of Sources

We strive to:

• Attribute information clearly.

• Link to original documents when possible.

• Provide context and balance.

• Avoid misleading headlines or exaggerated claims.

Diversity & Fair Coverage

We are committed to covering soccer inclusively across genders, regions, and communities, ensuring fair representation of voices throughout the Americas.
 

Editorial Leadership

Head Digital Content: Victor Hugo Romero
Editorial Contact: victorhugo@futbolenamerica.com
Head of South America Content: Luis Rospigliosi
Contact: luisr@futbolenamerica.com

Editorial leadership holds final authority over content decisions and standards enforcement.

Continuous Improvement

We regularly review our editorial standards to adapt to evolving best practices in digital information.