SESC FLAMENGO

Luiz Eduardo Baptista will launch his candidacy for the presidency of Flamengonext Monday (9). Among the news that will be released, in addition to the Government Plan, are the names of some possible vice-presidents who will join your board in case of victory. One of the names is already known: Flávio Willeman, who could resume his position as legal vice-president of the club.

Flávio Willeman was even approached to be a presidential candidate by the opposition, he chose to support BAP . The leader's name was also mentioned to occupy the position of general VP on the ticket, in addition to being listed as presidential candidate for the Deliberative Council.

Flávio Willeman is a lawyer , with a PhD in Law from the Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) and a master’s degree from Universidade Cândido Mendes. He has served as Attorney for the State of Rio de Janeiro since 2000 and was appointed deputy attorney general of the State in 2021.

Flávio was legal vice-president of Flamengo during the two terms of Eduardo Bandeira de Mello (2013 - 2018). During his management, Mais Querido faced more than 500 labor actions, a number that was reduced to just 52 when he left office.

In addition to Luiz Eduardo Baptista, Maurício Gomes de Mattos, Wallim Vasconcelos, Pedro Paulo and José Carlos Peruano are also candidates for the presidency of Flamengo. Voting will take place on December 9th.

At the end of July the Flamengo acquired the land from Gasologista to begin construction of its new stadium. However, the former president of Mais Querido, Márcio Braga, fears that Rubro-Negro's new home will harm the club. During the launch of Mengo's presidential candidate Maurício Gomes de Mattos, Márcio raised his tone and issued warnings about possible damage that the work at the Gasometer could cause.

"What they are planning for us at Flamengo is unacceptable. They are deceiving us. What is happening in Flamengo is dangerous. Secondly, they are not deceiving. : we cannot dream of a stadium without an economic and financial project for its construction", said Márcio Braga.

"The other day, at the Deliberative Council meeting, (Rodrigo) Tostes came close to me and he said that Flamengo will not be able to handle this. Look at the danger we are experiencing. All of this, have no doubt about what I am saying, a situation is being prepared that will make Flamengo unviable for the construction of the stadium and the transformation of the club into a club. SAF. That's what they want, but Maurício won't let that happen", added the former president.

Last Thursday night (last Thursday night () 5), Maurício Gomes de Mattos launched the "Mengão Maior" ticket, at an event at AABB da Lagoa, in Rio de Janeiro, close to the Gávea headquarters. Furthermore, who was also present at the event was the former representative of Flamengo: Eduardo Bandeira de Mello.

In addition to Maurício , Rodrigo Dunshee, Luiz Eduardo Baptista, Wallim Vasconcelos, Pedro Paulo and José Carlos Peruano are also candidates for the presidency of Flamengo. Voting will take place on December 9th.

Choosing a location to hold football matches often involves a series of interests and logistical considerations. In the case of Palmeiras, which frequently uses the Arena Barueri stadium, located in Greater São Paulo, as its home ground for smaller games, the decision to change location generated speculation and debate among fans and the sports media.

According to Luiz Teixeira, the change of location of the game against Flamengo is not due to stadium availability issues or infrastructure problems, but rather a strategic decision. If it were against any other team, the game would be held in Barueri without further questioning. However, the choice to face Flamengo in a different venue raises questions about the reasons behind this decision.

The rivalry between Palmeiras and Flamengo is known for mobilizing a large number of fans and attracting media attention national. Therefore, the choice of location for this particular clash may have been influenced by a number of factors, including the stadium's ability to accommodate large numbers of spectators, security and logistical considerations, as well as commercial and marketing interests.

In addition, the geographic proximity between the stadiums of Palmeiras and Flamengo, both located in São Paulo, may have played a role in the decision to change the departure location. Moving to a different stadium can help balance fan support and ensure a competitive atmosphere during the game.

The news of the change of venue for the game generated mixed reactions among Palmeiras fans. While some expressed understanding regarding the strategic considerations behind the decision, others expressed discontent with the lack of transparency from the club's board regarding the matter.