Fluminense target R$300m from Laranjeiras development rights sale | OneFootball

Fluminense has taken another important step towards modernizing its social headquarters and the recovery of the Presidente Manoel Schwartz Stadium. This Tuesday (18), the bill regarding the sale of the construction potential of Laranjeiras will be formally presented at the Rio de Janeiro City Council. The submission will be made by Carlo Caiado, president of the House, and will officially open the process of analysis by the councilors: an essential step for the club to advance in the planned revitalization works.

According to journalist João Brandão from LANCE!, the Tricolor expects to raise between R$ 200 million and R$ 300 million from the negotiation of the construction potential. The trend is for the project to be implemented between the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027. This is because other similar proposals are already in line at the City Hall, such as those related to the São Januário stadium, the Guaratiba Autodrome, and Parque Imagine, a new entertainment complex envisioned by Roberto Medina at the Olympic Park.

Even though it is officially entering the queue only now, Fluminense is working with optimism. There is great interest from the private sector in the construction potential destined for Barra da Tijuca, a region with vast areas available for new developments and considered strategic for the Rio real estate market. Once approved, the project will allow the club to finance structural interventions in the stadium and modernize the entire social club.

The Tricolor board sees the process as a fundamental move to reposition Laranjeiras as an active and sustainable asset of the club. The sale of the construction potential is seen not only as a source of revenue but as a milestone in the project of recovery and historical appreciation of the Tricolor's home.

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