Club Sport Emelec is making progress in regularizing its legal and financial situation with FIFA, having resolved 50% of the lawsuits against the institution through agreements. Several payments have already been made, but administrative delays caused by holidays have meant that some disbursements are not yet fully reflected. Once creditors receive their deposits, the necessary agreements will be signed to officially lift the sanctions on the club from FIFA.

During negotiations, a degree of flexibility was observed among the majority of creditors, including the former coach Ismael Rescalvo, who recently managed Barcelona SC. This indicates a willingness to reach mutually beneficial agreements to resolve disputes quickly. However, the situation remains complicated in cases involving Argentine footballer Leandro Vega and agent José Chamorro, as both demand full payment for their claims against Emelec.

The resolution of these financial disputes is crucial for Emelec, as it affects their ability to participate fully in domestic and international competitions. By addressing these issues, the club not only aims to alleviate financial strain but also to restore its reputation within the football community while ensuring compliance with FIFA's regulations. Successfully navigating these challenges could lead to a more stable future for Emelec and its ambitions in the sport.