Fedefútbol President Osael Maroto recently addressed the organization’s increasingly strict approach towards clubs within Costa Rican soccer. He indicates this firmness isn't new, but rather a correction of long-standing issues. Maroto also discussed the significant issue of sporting debt plaguing several clubs and the federation's efforts to address it. The conversation extended to the future of the Costa Rican National Team, though specific details weren't immediately available. He implied the tighter regulations are designed to bolster the overall health and professionalism of the league. Maroto suggests these measures aim to secure a more sustainable future for Costa Rican football at all levels. Ultimately, the goal is long-term stability and improved performance for the national team.