Meanwhile, Flamengo fans and other stakeholders are eagerly awaiting to see how these political developments will shape the club's destiny.
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Rodolfo Landim, current president of Flamengo, outlined a new strategic plan to remain at the epicenter of the club even after the end of his mandate in December. The president, who faced obstacles to extend his mandate and implement the creation of a Football Limited Society (SAF), now aims to assume the presidency of the Deliberative Council, the equivalent of the Legislative Power within the Flemish context.
This political move, If successful, it would provide Landim with the platform needed to drive a series of reforms, including Flamengo's long-awaited transformation into a SAF, as well as other statutory changes crucial to the club's future.
A NEW LANDIM'S STRATEGYLandim's plan is heavily based on Rodrigo Dunshee's victory in the upcoming election in December. Dunshee, a key behind-the-scenes figure at the club, is seen as a crucial ally in achieving Landim's political goals. Landim's strategy comes amid a context of intense speculation and debate about the future of Flamengo, not only in terms of its sports management, but also in relation to its organizational and political structure.
The president The current leader demonstrates determination to ensure that his influence and vision continue to shape the club's fortunes, even after his formal mandate ends. The proposal to transform Flamengo into a SAF has been a focal point of Landim's mandate, who believes that this structural change is essential for the club's long-term sustainability and growth.
The Board Presidency Deliberative would represent a strategic platform to advance this objective, since such a position confers considerable power and influence over the political and strategic decisions of the Flamengo. In addition to the SAF issue, Landim also seeks to implement other significant reforms in the club's statutes, aiming to modernize and optimize its organizational structure and governance.
The expectation now revolves around the officialization of the proposal
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The midfielder Vinicius Souza, trained in the youth categories of Flamengo, is on Milan's radar, according to information from Italian journalist Rudy Galetti. At 24 years old, Vinicius, currently a Sheffield United player, may be close to a transfer to the Italian team, which should formalize a proposal soon.
Vinicius Souza has a contract with Sheffield United until June 2027 and its market value is estimated at 12 million euros (approximately R$66 million). Sheffield United, a Premier League club, was recently relegated, which could facilitate the negotiation of players to alleviate the wage bill and seek financial restructuring.
If Vinicius Souza's transfer to Milan goes through, Flamengo, its training club, can benefit financially. This is due to FIFA's solidarity mechanism, which guarantees a percentage of the value of international transfers to be paid to clubs that participated in the development of the player between the ages of 12 and 23.
Through the solidarity mechanism, Flamengo You are entitled to receive between 3% and 5% of the total transfer value. Thus, if Vinicius Souza's negotiation is closed at the speculated values, Flamengo could receive an amount between 360 thousand euros (around R$ 1.98 million) and 600 thousand euros (around R$ 3.3 million).< /p>
This would not be the first financial benefit that Flamengo has received from the transfer of Vinicius Souza. When the player transferred to Sheffield United, Flamengo had already pocketed 4 million euros (approximately R$21.6 million) corresponding to 40% of the added value. At the time, Sheffield United paid 12 million euros (around R$67.4 million) for the transfer.
Tite's ability to manage egos and reestablish order in the dressing room could be the difference Flamengo needs to get out of this crisis
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The Flamengo managed to rescue its good football under the leadership of Tite. Since his arrival, the coach has shown an ability to reorganize the team and promote a more efficient and engaging style of play. However, the recent crisis involving Gabigol brought a wave of instability behind the scenes at the club, compromising the environment that seemed to be in full swing.
The restructuring promoted by Tite had been noticed by both fans and experts. The team, which previously showed signs of disorganization and lack of enthusiasm, began to play more cohesive and competitive football. Tite, with his vast experience, seemed to have found the formula to get the best out of the red and black squad. Under his leadership, Flamengo resumed its path of victories, rekindling the hope of titles and a more promising end to the season. However, the internal crisis involving Gabigol cast a shadow over this period of rehabilitation. The striker, one of the main players in the squad, experienced episodes of dissatisfaction that rocked behind the scenes. The situation generated a climate of tension between the technical committee and the player, affecting the group's harmony. The technical committee, led by Tite, now has the difficult task of redirecting the squad's focus to the match decisive this Wednesday (22), in Manaus. Expectations are high and the game is seen as crucial to the club's aspirations Flamengo in the season. The challenge is to keep the team united and focused, despite internal adversity. Gabigol, with his unquestionable talent, is a key piece in Tite's tactical scheme. The expectation is that, despite the recent turbulence, he will be able to align himself with the group's objectives and contribute significantly on the field. The coach's ability to manage crises will be put to the test, and his ability to keep the squad focused and motivated could be decisive for the outcome of the "decision".
GABIGOL CASE DOESN'T "OBLIGATE" FLAMENGO'S NEW DIRECTION< /p>
The presenter said that this was her and her husband's choice
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Actress and presenter Tata Werneck explained to her followers in her Instagram stories this Saturday (18) about the exposure of the image of her daughter, Clara Maria, aged 4. She reports that she doesn't like exposing her child and that she feels disrespected when someone posts a photo of him.
“I don't really like exposing Caca. I post it sometimes, but I don't like it when they post it. I feel disrespected. Because we [me and Rafa Vitti] chose this for her. I don't do commercials, I've already been offered money, I don't do commercials with my daughter, my daughter doesn't work. We want to take her down this path,” she explained.
“I’m not judging anyone who does it, okay? I'm just saying that this was the choice we made for Caca”, he concluded, posting a quick video with his daughter.
WISHING TO HAVE MORE CHILDRENRecently, Tata opened up the game when she was asked by fans, in a chat on her Instagram, if she intends to have more children with her husband. The presenter assured us that it would.
“I want to, but not now. Several psychics have predicted that I will have a child by now,” she said.
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