Vasco fume over Flamengo’s attitude | OneFootball

Vasco believes that Flamengo's proposals in the Financial Fair Play project do not prioritize the recovery of football

During the break of the Brasileirão for the FIFA Date, a topic resurfaced in the country's football: Financial Fair Play. Flamengo sent suggestions to the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), but Vasco did not like the red-black's stance.

Among the various points raised by Flamengo, one of them is the restrictions on clubs in Judicial Recovery. The Most Beloved wants to prevent teams from using the period of non-payment of debts as a competitive advantage, blocking the registration of new athletes during this period and possible loss of points.

Vasco, which is in judicial recovery, did not like Flamengo's request. The rival highlighted that the Most Beloved also used this expedient when it was in a similar situation at the beginning of the last decade. At that time, Mengo managed to renegotiate debts with athletes, such as Ronaldinho Gaúcho.

WHAT POINTS DID FLAMENGO SUGGEST TO THE CBF FOR FINANCIAL FAIR PLAY?

Besides the issue of Judicial Recovery, Flamengo listed several other points, such as the immediate end of synthetic pitches and minimum cash control. Additionally, the Red-Black suggested the implementation of a ranking system in which clubs with better management have more leeway, creating an incentive for good governance.

HOW IS FINANCIAL FAIR PLAY IN BRAZIL?

In summary, the CBF held the last meeting of the Financial Fair Play Working Group (WG) on Tuesday (11), hosted in the entity's auditorium. On the occasion, a version of the financial sustainability model built jointly by clubs, federations, independent professionals, and the hired consultancy was presented. Thus, the idea is that some points will be put into practice in 2026.

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