The U.S. Virgin Islands Soccer Federation is pleased to announce that it has received an official letter of commendation from FIFA, recognizing the Federation’s significant progress and exemplary standards in financial governance.
In the letter addressed to the USVISF General Secretary, FIFA’s Financial Governance Programme Manager, Dagiorto Carrera Lanfranchi, praised the Federation for its continued dedication and strong administrative performance. The letter reads:
“Following our last meeting, I would like to extend my sincere congratulations to you and your team for the outstanding work being carried out at USVI SF. The results of the latest review clearly reflect the significant progress achieved over the past years and the dedication demonstrated at the management level. This represents an excellent example of strong Financial Governance practices within the region.
We are confident that these efforts will continue to resonate across all levels and contribute positively to the ongoing development of football.
Please do not hesitate to reach out should you require any support moving forward.
Yours sincerely,
Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
Dagiorto Carrera Lanfranchi
Financial Governance Programme Manager – MA Division”
The USVISF Board and leadership team express their appreciation to FIFA for this acknowledgment. This commendation reflects the Federation’s strategic work over recent years to strengthen operational standards, enhance compliance, and ensure responsible stewardship of football development resources.
“This recognition from FIFA is a proud moment for the entire USVISF community,” said Firas Idheileh, General Secretary of the USVI Soccer Federation. “It reaffirms our commitment to transparency, accountability, and the long-term development of football in the Virgin Islands. We will continue working relentlessly to uplift the sport across all levels.”
The USVISF remains committed to upholding global best practices and advancing opportunities for players, coaches, officials, and clubs throughout the territory.
