Despite the obvious advantages, buying a European club is not a simple process.
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Flamengo has once again set its sights on the European market, with plans to acquire a club in Portugal. According to information from the newspaper "EXTRA", the red and black board, led by general director Reinaldo Belotti, is at the forefront of this ambitious project that seeks to expand the club's presence on the international stage. Although there are no specific club names revealed so far, the intention is clear: to strengthen the Flamengo brand both financially and sportingly on the European continent.
Flamengo's interest in Portugal is nothing new. Previously, the Rio club tried to establish a partnership with Tondela. However, Tondela's relegation to the Portuguese second division caused Flamengo to abandon the project. Now, with the resumption of interest, Flamengo is looking for new horizons in Portuguese lands.
FLAMENGO WANTS TO EXPAND
The purchase of a club in Portugalaims at several strategic objectives. Firstly, there is the potential for the Flamengo brand to be valued in Europe, a highly competitive and profitable market. Furthermore, the acquisition would allow Flamengo to develop local talent and have an operational base on the European continent, facilitating international negotiations and transactions.
Reinaldo Belotti, general director of Flamengo, is in charge of leading this initiative. Belotti's mission is to identify and negotiate the purchase of the club that fits Flamengo's objectives. With extensive experience in sports management, Belotti is seen as the ideal person to lead this project, seeking the best option for Flamengo from both a sporting and financial point of view.
FIFA will announce the cities in which the games of the new competition will be held
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On Saturday night (28), FIFA will announce the host cities for the 2025 Club World Cup. The event will take place in Central Park, in New York, at 6:45 pm. The competition is scheduled to take place between June and July next year and Flamengo is confirmed among the 32 participating teams. Watch the announcement from the highest football entity live below:
