Maracanã earns Flamengo nearly R$10m, Fluminense get less | OneFootball

Flamengo won’t play at the Maracanã again until July 26

Flamengo and Fluminense share the management of the Maracanã, which made a profit of R$ 21.4 million throughout 2025. According to the financial statement from Fla-Flu Serviços S.A, R$ 15.3 million in dividends was approved for the rival duo.

However, Mengão owns 65% of the consortium’s share capital. Therefore, the Red-and-Black club should receive around R$ 9.95 million. Fluminense, meanwhile, will get approximately R$ 5.36 million.

Did the Maracanã make more profit in 2025 or 2024?

The 2025 balance sheet shows a jump in management performance compared to 2024, when the duo posted a loss of R$ 5.3 million in the first months of the concession. The difference may be related to the start of Bap’s administration at Mengo, as he arrived determined to maximize revenue streams.

How do Fla-Flu profit from the Maracanã?

In addition to match ticket sales, the sale of luxury boxes made up a large part of the revenue. The rivals also made money last year from the Tour Maracanã, advertising, and sponsorships.

What is Flamengo’s next game at the Maracanã?

At the moment, part of the Red-and-Black delegation is preparing to compete in the World Cup. The other players, however, are on break and will return to official action on July 22 against Chapecoense in Chapecó, in the 19th round of the Brasileirão.

Therefore, Flamengo’s next match at the Maracanã will only take place in the following round against São Paulo. On July 26, the Red-and-Black club will reunite with the Rubro-Negro Nation at the temple of football.

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