Flamengo to surpass R$2bn revenue in 2025 after Libertadores win | OneFootball

How much did Flamengo receive for winning the Libertadores title?

Flamengo won their fourth Libertadores championship last Saturday (29), after a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras. With the continental title, the Rubro-Negro secured a unique milestone in Brazilian football history: an annual revenue of R$ 2 billion.

In September 2025, the Flamengo board released a financial report estimating a revenue of R$ 1.85 billion for the year. The total included the Club World Cup prize money, the main sponsorship from Betano, and player sales.

Thus, with the fourth Libertadores championship, Flamengo received 24 million dollars (about R$ 128 million) for the title. In this way, the Rubro-Negro surpasses R$ 2 billion in revenue for the season. It is worth noting that the projected budget aimed for the tournament's semifinals.

Does Flamengo have chances to generate more revenue in 2025?

It is worth highlighting that Flamengo is expected to earn even more in 2025. Besides the earnings from matches at Maracanã, the Mengão will receive the prize money from the Brasileirão. At the same time, Fla could receive a substantial amount depending on their performance in the Intercontinental Cup.

FIFA has not yet defined the prize amounts for the 2025 Intercontinental Cup. However, in the last edition, the champion received 5 million dollars (R$ 30.9 million at the time), while the runner-up earned 4 million dollars (R$ 24.7 million).

What is Flamengo's next match?

Meanwhile, Flamengo remains focused on winning another title in 2025. This Wednesday (03), the Rubro-Negro faces Ceará at 9:30 PM (Brasília time) at Maracanã, for the 37th round of the Brasileirão. In case of victory, the Mengão secures the national title.

As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details about the match through YouTube, the website, and social media. However, Globo (open channel), GE TV (YouTube) and SporTV (cable channel) will broadcast the Flamengo vs Ceará match.

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