Veto Aux Bets: See How Much Each Club in Brasileirão Loses without Sponsorship
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Announced last night by the federal government, the Provisional Measure that determined the total prohibition of betting sites in the country increased the concern in Brazilian football and caused protests from leaders. Some bets have already notified clubs about the breaking of sponsorship contracts, which generated apprehension and even arguments about the inability to honor commitments in the coming months. Flamengo, for example, who receives…
The federal government and the clubs are negotiating a financial relief plan for debt payments through financing from the BNDES (National Bank for Economic and Social Development). The idea, which was already discussed months ago, accelerated after the idea of
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s decision to ban online sports betting on Friday may put at risk the finances of Brazilian football clubs, according to specialists, since the measure does not provide for a transitional period that allows them to search for alternative sources of income. Gambling houses, since [...] The post Finance of Brazilian clubs, at risk by prohibition of bets appeared first on Entre Lineas - Noticias de Chihuahua.
With the decision of the federal government to veto the operations of the bets in Brazil, most of the clubs in the series... The post Without the bets, clubs will be able to judge actions against the Union, previews expert appeared first in Bem Paraná.
The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) should not at this time create a specific credit line for football clubs that may suffer financial losses with the ban on betting houses in Brazil, announced by the federal government on Friday (25/09)The possibility of using the bank's resources to help teams had been discussed as an alternative to the impact that the termination of betting companies could have on club finances.
Illustrative image Photo: PexelsBap estimates losses of up to R$ 430 million in Flamengo with the suspension of the bets
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