Corinthians chiefs attend CBF talks on unified league plan | OneFootball

Corinthians president Osmar Stabile and football manager Marcelo Paz attended a fresh CBF meeting in Rio de Janeiro on Monday on plans to create a unified Brazilian league.

According to Meu Timao, the talks at a Rio hotel gathered club chiefs and federation presidents, following an initial session in April to discuss changes to the domestic game.

A central item was the launch of the Brazilian Football Anti-Violence Commission, set to work in four areas, security and access control, monitoring of proceedings, player protection, and the competences of the STJD.

Planned measures include building a database to manage people inside stadiums and prohibiting supporters from accessing training centres.

The Commission also considered standardising broadcast windows, inspired by European leagues, the modernisation of the STJD, infrastructure adjustments at 21 Serie A stadiums, and a project to regulate football agents.

Source: Meu Timao