Leila Pereira ‘loses it’ over Libra exit; millions offered to Flamengo | OneFootball

What is the claim made by Leila Pereira, Palmeiras president, regarding Libra?

The economic rights of Brazilian clubs continue to be a hot topic behind the scenes. This time, Leila Pereira ‘blew up’ at Libra after the group offered a multimillion amount to Flamengo. Because of this situation, the Palmeiras president is threatening to take the club out of the bloc.

According to information released by ‘UOL,’ Palmeiras’ Legal Department is already studying possibilities regarding a possible exit from Libra in relation to the contract with Globo. If there is no impact, the São Paulo club’s intention is to leave the organization.

One of Palmeiras’ main claims is related to an idea from Libra, which is trying to distort the objective and, with that, form a single league to negotiate broadcasting rights. In this way, the green-and-white team understands that, under these terms, its own interests will not be met.

WHAT IS THE REASON FOR PALMEIRAS’ ANGER TOWARD LIBRA?

The main reason for Palmeiras’ anger toward Libra is that the club does not accept the agreement made by the bloc with Flamengo. Under the agreed terms, the Rubro-Negro will receive more than R$ 150 million through 2029. Lastly, it is worth noting that Leila Pereira does not intend to harm the other teams linked to this group. In other words, the green-and-white side may even sign the agreement if the majority accepts it.

WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S NEXT MATCH?

While Leila Pereira is ‘outraged’ at Libra, Flamengo is preparing to face Estudiantes (ARG) in the third round of the Libertadores group stage. In short, the ball starts rolling at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time) this Wednesday (29), in La Plata, Argentina.

Coluna do Fla TV, as usual, will show the details of the match with on-site coverage from Rock Hudson and Simon Lédo on YouTube, as well as on the website and social media. Finally, Globo (free-to-air TV), GETV (YouTube) and Paramount (streaming) will broadcast the match.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.