Plan aims to expand brand and generate revenue in the European market
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Flamengo's board is revitalizing the idea of establishing a club in Portugal, a project that aims to expand the brand in the European market. The club's general director, Reinaldo Belotti, was appointed by president Rodolfo Landim to lead the working group that is updating the plan.
The proposal, initially discussed by the Board of Directors three years ago, is being reviewed and adapted to current market conditions, but the essence remains: opening doors in Europe to enhance the Flamengo brand.
Unlike the “Tondela Project”, which was interrupted in 2022 after the relegation of the Portuguese club to the Liga 2, the current plan is kept confidential regarding the partner to be chosen.
There are several options and business models being evaluated. Flamengo management was recently in Europe, during the Champions League final, and returned convinced that this is the ideal time to establish a presence on the continent.
The project includes the use of the Flamengo brand, the sharing of technical expertise in the formation of competitive teams and the sending of players revealed at the club.
These players, who do not have immediate prospects of being used in the first team, could mature in European competitions, increasing their chances of profitable transfers in foreign currencies and generating new revenues through commercial exploitation.
Investing in a single player is a decision that needs to be carefully evaluated
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Gabigol is a fundamental piece of Flamengo's squad, but the cost of keeping the striker at the Rio club is astronomical. Let's look at the numbers: currently, Gabigol earns R$1.5 million per month. Flamengo was negotiating to renew the player's contract for another five years, with a 50% increase and a bonus of R$50 million.
Doing the math, with the new contract, Gabigol would become earn R$2.2 million per month. Let's detail how this figure was achieved and how much it would mean to the club over five years. Gabigol currently receives R$1.5 million per month. With the 50% increase, the monthly salary would jump to R$2.2 million. This value would remain constant during the five years of the contract.
HIGH INVESTMENT FOR LITTLE DELIVERY
In addition to the salary increase, the new contract would include a signing bonus of R$50 million. This amount is a common practice in large negotiations to guarantee the permanence of key players and acts as an additional incentive for the athlete. The total of R$193 million represents a significant financial impact for Flamengo. This amount only includes salary and bonus signra, without considering other additional costs such as taxes, benefits and possible performance bonuses that could be included in the contract.
The news about Gabigol's possible departure generated a wave of comments on social media
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Forward Gabriel Barbosa, known as Gabigol, could be leaving Flamengo. According to information from the newspaper O Globo, the player's representatives are taking recent inquiries from teams in Spain and Asia to the Rio club. The red-black board, in turn, is willing to listen to the proposals that arrive to assess the viability of negotiation.
The possibility of negotiating Gabigol is not limited to the international market. In Brazil, Palmeiras, Cruzeiro and Grêmio are aware of the striker's situation and may move to try to sign the player, who is one of the highlights of Brazilian football. Journalist Raisa Simplicio reports that Flamengo is willing to negotiate Gabigol, but will not give up considerable financial compensation to release the athlete.
FIGHT ABROAD FOR THE ATTACKER
The red board -negra believes that the staff of Gabigol should present concrete proposals soon, which should define the striker's future in the coming days. Gabigol's departure would be a significant blow for Flamengo, which has counted on the player as one of the main names in the your cast. Since arriving at the club, Gabigol has become a fan idol, scoring important goals and helping the team win significant titles.
On the other hand, a successful sale of Gabigol could represent financial relief for the club, allowing new investments in hiring and structure. The financial compensation required by Flamengo indicates that the club intends to use the resources from a possible sale to reinforce the squad and maintain competitiveness in competitions
The reception of the new uniforms will be a crucial moment for the club and for Adidas
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Next Monday, Adidas will reveal to the advisors of Flamengo the club's new uniforms for the 2025 season. Kept in absolute secrecy until now, the new uniforms bring something new that promises to please the most nostalgic fans: the return of the Adidas "Trefoil" logo, which was popular in past decades.
The new uniforms are developed in partnership with Adidas, a brand that has been a sponsor of Flamengo for many years. This announcement is generating great anticipation as the "Trefoil", which is Adidas' iconic shamrock-shaped logo, will be reintroduced onto the team's third kit. The "Trefoil" logo is an iconic symbol that dates back to the 1970s and 1980s, a period marked by great sporting achievements and innovations in uniform design.
ANOTHER NEW INVESTMENT IN TECHNOLOGY
The decision to bring back this logo can be seen as a way of celebrating the rich history of the club and the Adidas brand, as well as creating an emotional connection with fans who have fond memories of those times. The details of the new uniforms are being kept completely confidential, which further increases the expectation surrounding the launch.
The decision to keep the mantles under lock and key aims to make a big impact at the time of the reveal, as well as avoiding leaks that could spoil the surprise for fans. The fans of Flamengo< /a> are eager to see the new uniforms and many are speculating about how the "Trefoil" will be incorporated into the design. The return of this logo is seen as a nod to the past, but with an eye towards the future, combining classic elements with modern innovations.
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