Fluminense take key step in council to push through works at Laranjeiras | OneFootball

Fluminense advances this Tuesday (18) in a crucial stage for the renovation of the historic Estádio Presidente Manoel Schwartz. The tricolor board formally presents to the Rio de Janeiro City Council the bill regarding the construction potential of Laranjeiras.

The document will be delivered to the president of the City Council, Carlo Caiado, for analysis by the councilors. Approval is necessary for the club to sell the "right to build" to the private sector, likely for developments in Barra da Tijuca, and use the funds raised to finance the revitalization of the stadium and the social club.

Although it is an important step, the process involves bureaucratic procedures. Fluminense now enters a queue of priorities that already includes the renovation of São Januário (of Vasco), the Guaratiba Racetrack, and Parque Imagine (by Roberto Medina).

The expectation is that the sale of this construction potential will be completed between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027. The project is led by the vice president of special projects, Ricardo Tenório, and has been part of Mário Bittencourt's management plans since his first term.

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