Fluminense warned by financial fair play body, could be fined | OneFootball

Fluminense was warned by the National Agency for Football Regulation and Sustainability (Anresf) over irregularities in the presentation of its financial statements for the 2025 fiscal year.

According to the agency’s decision, the club did not submit a defense after being notified and was given 15 days to correct the issue. If the situation is not regularized within the established period, a fine of R$40,000 will be automatically imposed.

The warning is part of the enforcement of the new financial fair play rules, which came into effect this year. Under the regulations, clubs in Série A and Série B of the Brazilian Championship are required to submit audited financial statements to Anresf.

In addition to Fluminense, other clubs were also notified. Palmeiras and Remo were warned for similar problems, but they have already corrected the irregularities identified by the agency. Avaí, meanwhile, was given 30 days to submit an independent audit report that had not been delivered.

Fluminense’s case is related to errors in the presentation of its 2025 financial results. Now, the club’s board will have two weeks to fix the inconsistencies and avoid the financial penalty.

The requirements are part of a set of measures adopted by Anresf to strengthen transparency and financial oversight of Brazilian clubs. The deadline for submitting the documentation was extended twice in this first year of implementation of the rules, in response to requests from the clubs themselves.

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