Flamengo's equity vice reveals plans for the club's stadium and says: "It will pay for itself"

 Just over a month ago, Flamengo appointed a new vice-president of equity, who is Marcos Bodin , executive responsible for the Rubro-Negro stadium project. The leader received the 'GE' in Gávea and gave an exclusive interview, to talk about the plans for the new home of the red-black team and reveals what the project will be like from now on.

Flamengo leader reveals plans for the club's stadium states: “Stadium will pay for itself”

“Impressive and surprising how the stadium will be able to pay for itself. The deal is zero budget and no debt. The stadium brings a few things with it. It brings the constructive potential, which is the money allocated for the stadium. If I want to do other things with it, it doesn't happen.”

“About this whole naming rights part, I think that at Flamengo it's more than naming rights. It's (making) an association with the biggest (club) in the world, it's significant money. We are going to sell the captive seats, we are still seeing value. There is a coordinator (bank) for issuing captives.”

Hotel rooms at the stadium, as it is at the Tottenham stadium

"There is now a hypothesis to make some rooms inside the stadium for the players' presentation. The player already shows up there on the day of the game. That's how Tottenham is (Player) He'll be more rested, more connected to the game. you think about presentation. There has to be part of the physiotherapy, gym, cafeteria... That fits on the land. Then during the week we rent the rooms. with the stadium."

The vice of Patrimony also highlighted that the final project that will show the concept of the stadium should be ready by November.

“I think it (will take) three four months ago, in November. The project is not cheap, but it is time to spend a lot of energy on it so that it does not change later.”

New stadium must have greater capacity than Maracanã

< p>At Maracanã in 2024, Flamengo has nine of the 10 biggest audiences in Brazil in 2024, check it out:

Flamengo recorded the biggest audience of the year in a clash against Bolívar (BOL), in the round of 16 of the Libertadores, at Maracanã, with 60,536 paying fans and 65,381 fans present. This number surpassed the previous record, which also belonged to Flamengo, during the final of the Campeonato Carioca against Nova Iguaçu, where 60,490 red and black people attended Maracanã to watch the 1-0 victory and the conquest of the 38th state title.

Here are the biggest paying audiences of 2024:

Flamengo 2 x 0 Bolívar (Libertadores) – Maracanã – 60,536 paying

Flamengo 1 x 0 Nova Iguaçu (Carioca) – Maracanã – 60,490 paying

Flamengo 3 x 0 Millonarios (Libertadores) – Maracanã – 60,335 paying

Flamengo 3 x 0 Madureira (Carioca) – Maracanã – 60,292 payers

Flamengo 2 x 1 Criciúma (Brasileirão) – Mané Garrincha – 60,127 payers

Flamengo 2 x 0 Palmeiras (Brazilian Cup) – Maracanã – 59,502 payers

< p>Flamengo 4 x 0 Bolívar (Libertadores) – Maracanã – 59,424 paying

São Paulo 1 x 0 Flamengo (Brasileirão) – Morumbi – 58,065 paying

Flamengo 2 x 0 Atlético-GO (Brasileirão) – Maracanã – 57,673 paying

Cruzeiro 0 x 0 Atlético-MG (Brasileirão) – Mineirão – 57,525 paying