Bruno Gomes Amaro (Football És Nuestro)

Bruno Gomes Amaros (July 12, 2008 – November 4, 2089), usually known by his initials BGA, was a Brazilian sports director who served as 44 years long president of Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) from 2040 until 2084. He was the youngest person to become president of football's governing body in Brazil and also the longest-serving president of the CBF. Under his management, he built a strong base in the national congress, among the main highlights of this partnership with congressmen are the repeal of the Pelé Law in 2043 and the CBF Law, which passed everything related to football, from constitutional laws to the budget directed sport into the hands of the Confederation, and in turn, into the hands of BGA itself. Internationally, his way of managing football in the country and his desire for hyper-progress in the structure of Brazilian clubs gave him the nickname Football's Atatürk.
== Early life ==
Bruno was born in the city of Joca Claudino, in the Brazilian state of Paraíba, he graduated in Journalism, having become a commentator on TV Correio, a local broadcaster, an affiliate of RecordTV, he quickly stood out there, and was soon invited to join the team responsible for the broadcast of the 2031 Campeonato Paulista, on the main broadcaster, after that, he left Record and TV Correio towards Globo, where he became presenter of the sports program Segue o Jogo, spending 3 years, in 2035, he left Globo and migrated to the internet, creating his own podcast, PoDájogo. 
Within the podcast, he began to adopt a combative position regarding the command of the CBF and the Ministry of Sports in Brazilian football, pointing out the "submissiveness" and "authorization" of the use of football as a form of business enrichment and not cultural expression, it was also in his podcast he began to signal his interest in being president of the CBF, saying that he was "more prepared than any suit" who commanded the CBF at the time.
=== Officialization of candidacy ===
In 2039, shortly before throwing himself into the election for the presidency of the CBF, which would take place the following year, he met with directors of teams such as Cuiabá, Botafogo, Bragantino, Santos and Cruzeiro, where he discussed their vision for improvement of Brazilian football and the return of lost competitiveness, in several interviews on PoDájogo. In the month of September, he finally stated his interest in establishing himself as a "sincere path" for Brazilian football and that he would compete for the presidency of the CBF. He logically began dialoguing with the state federations, which had greater voting power in the election, having managed to bring about important federation, such as the federation of Rio Grande do Sul, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro, he then managed to influence the smaller federations to vote for him, after which, he sought the teams' vote, which was in a certain way easier, since the most of the club fans approved BGA.
=== Election ===
BGA won the election with 123 votes, 21 federations and all clubs in series A and B of the Brazilian Championship voted in its favor. His victory was widely celebrated by fans and club managers, who saw in him the hope of returning to the golden times and the beautiful game, which made Brazil a true international fear for other teams abroad. In a post made on his social networks, the commentator spoke about what he intended to do during his mandate, which would begin in February 2040, among his points would be the reduction in the voting power of the federations, with each of the 27 federations worth 3 votes, becoming 2, and the top-tier clubs would be worth 3 votes in the elections.
This promise soon made some federations ask for the annulment of his election, but it was of no use, as BGA already had political and judicial figures within the STJD (Supreme Court of Sports Justice) on its side. He took office as president of the CBF on February 23, 2040.
== Presidency of Brazilian Football Confederation ==
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