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The termination of Alef Manga’s contract reduces Clube do Remo’s wage commitment through the end of the season. The forward was under contract with Leão Azul until December 2026 and earned R$ 120,000 per month.

RTI Esporte Agency has learned that the basis of the calculation considers the months still remaining on the contract. Since the departure took place before the start of October, there were three months left on the deal in 2026: October, November, and December.

Accordingly, the calculation is based on the monthly salary multiplied by the remaining period. Therefore, R$ 360,000 is the gross amount in wages that Remo would no longer have to pay through December, assuming there were no other obligations resulting from the termination.

Amount does not include any possible termination settlement

According to two sources connected to the club’s football department, the R$ 360,000 figure refers exclusively to the salaries scheduled for the final three months of the contract. It does not necessarily mean that this will be the net amount saved by Remo.

That is because a possible termination settlement may provide for payments to the player, such as contractually stipulated compensation or amounts negotiated between the parties. These sums must be deducted from the wage savings to determine the actual financial impact.

2027 renewal is not included in the calculation

The contract also provided for a possible extension of one more season if Remo secured a place in the 2027 Copa Sudamericana. That period is not included in the R$ 360,000 calculation because the renewal depended on the club qualifying.

For now, the savings are limited to the wages from October to December 2026. With Alef Manga off the payroll, the club will stop spending R$ 120,000 per month, generating gross savings of R$ 360,000 through the end of the season.

Alef Manga’s numbers in 2026

Alef Manga leaves Remo after playing 40 matches this season. The forward scored six goals and provided one assist during that span. In Brazil’s Serie A, he made 28 appearances, scored five goals, and recorded three assists.

The striker was Leão Azul’s second-leading scorer in the Brasileirão and had been used frequently by the team. Despite his offensive contributions, the forward ends his spell at the club after another disciplinary incident.

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