Check out this difference: a place in the round of 16 of the Copa do Brasil would give Mais Querido 'only' 4 days' money to pay its players
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The Copa do Brasil is notable for paying good values to the 92 participating teams – the total value to this season's champion could reach R$96.39 million. Whoever advances to the round of 16, for example, will pocket R$3.465 million. At 9:30 pm this Wednesday (22), Amazonas and Flamengo will fight for the place and, of course, for the money. The amount, however, would have completely different impacts on the two clubs. The value represents a lot for the Manaus team and is almost negligible for the Rio team, which, by winning the first duel 1-0, at Maracanã, has the advantage of a draw tonight.
The financial disparity becomes clear when comparing salary sheets. Amazonas spends per month, according to "ge" , around R$ 1 million in salaries. The award therefore represents more than three months of salary, which includes well-known athletes, such as Jô, Dentinho and Sassá. For Flamengo, the award represents just over four days of salary. payments, which are around R$ 25 million per month, according to a revelation made by manager Bruno Spindel, at the end of last year.
In this edition of the Copa do Brasil alone, Amazonas has already collected, in prizes, almost R$ $5 million. The team received just over R$1.3 million just for participating in the first phase and another R$1.47 million for eliminating Independente-AP by qualifying for the third phase, leaving Maringá behind. , pocketed another R$ 2.205 million. Rubro-Negro profited "only" R$ 2.205 million.
As it is competing in the CONMEBOL Libertadores, the club entered the competition directly in this third phase and has already accumulated the prize of participation. If they are champions, the Flamengo team will earn, in total, R$ 93.135 million.
The duel between Amazonas and Flamengo will be played at the Arena da Amazônia. The 1-0 winning goal for Rubro-Negro in the first game was scored by Pedro, in a match that was marked by Gabigol's return to the field after being suspended for alleged attempted fraud in an anti-doping test and by booing and insulting Tite for part of the Flamengo fans. Some fans were irritated by the performance and the meager score. The result gives the Flamengo fans the advantage of a draw. If Amazonas wins by one goal difference, the place will be determined on penalties.
Vini Jr and his moment of love with Flamengo
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After training for the Brazilian team aiming for the Copa América, a simple gesture, but full of meaning, caught the attention of those who were present. Striker Vinicius Junior, Real Madrid star and one of the great names of the new generation of Brazilian stars, stopped to meet some fans who were eagerly awaiting a chance to interact with their idol. Between autographs and selfies, a specific moment stood out and quickly spread across social media.
In the middle of the crowd, a red and black fan asked a direct question that many Flamengo fans have been asking since Vinicius Junior left for Europe: "You will return to Flamengo someday?". Without hesitation, the player replied firmly and with a smile on his face: "I will, of course!" Vini's response, as he is affectionately called by his fans, was received with enthusiasm by those present and became one of the most talked about topics of the day. The moment was captured by TNT Sports cameras and soon went viral, sending red and black fans into a frenzy.
FLAMENGO IN THE HEART OF VINI JR
Vinicius Junior has always made his affection and gratitude for Flamengo, the club that revealed him and gave him the chance to show his talent to the world. His trajectory at the Rio club was meteoric. In 2017, he debuted for the first team at just 16 years old and quickly made a name for himself, catching the attention of European giants. The following year, he was sold to Real Madrid for around 45 million euros, one of the biggest transfers in the history of Brazilian football.
Even though he played for one of the biggest clubs in the world, Vini never hid his desire to , one day, wear the Flamengo shirt again. In several interviews, he had already spoken about the special affection he has for the club and the fans, but the statement made directly to the fans brought new hope to the red and blacks.
The entity also recalled a recent adjustment to the calendar, when it decided to suspend rounds 7 and 8
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The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) published an official note refuting the criticisms made by coach Tite, from Flamengo, about the calendar of the Brazilian Championship. The entity highlighted the complexity of preparing the annual football calendar in the country and argued that its decisions always seek to preserve the physical integrity of athletes.
In the note, CBF highlighted that the Brazilian football calendar is a puzzle, dividing the 365 days of the year between holidays, pre-season, FIFA dates, CONMEBOL competitions, national and state competitions, among other commitments. According to the entity, despite the difficulties in accommodating the dates of the various competitions, concern for the health of the players is constant.7
CBF REBATES THE CRITIQUES MADE BY TITE
The CBF mentions that the General Competition Regulations (RGC) of 2024 establish a minimum interval of 66 hours between the end of a match and the start of the next, ensuring that no team plays three times in a row as home or away. This minimum interval, according to the entity, is a measure to preserve the physical integrity of athletes.
A CBF stated that matches on consecutive days, such as Thursday and Sunday or Wednesday and Saturday, are necessary and are nothing new in the football scene. football, whether in Brazil or abroad. The note refuted Tite's suggestion that Flamengo was being harmed, mentioning that the club's matches were scheduled for Maracanã, eliminating any strain caused by travel.
The release of VAR audios by the CBF is a practice that has been adopted to increase transparency in arbitration decisions
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The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) recently released the audio of the communication between the video refereeing team (VAR) and referee Ramon Abatti Abel, referring to a controversial move that occurred during the first half of the game, involving the attacker Pedro and the Amazonas goalkeeper. The decision not to award a penalty generated controversy among fans and sports commentators.
The episode happened when Pedro, shirt 9, advanced towards the goal and was intercepted by the opposing goalkeeper. In a tight contest, the goalkeeper apparently hit Pedro's leg. However, referee Ramon Abatti Abel decided not to award the foul, which caused immediate repercussions.
The VAR team continued the review and reaffirmed that the goalkeeper's priority it was the ball. "Ball, ball, ball, and then there's contact due to the fight, for space, for the ball," they added. After this analysis, they concluded that the bid was normal. "Everything checked, normal," concluded the VAR referee.
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