Bandera paves the way between Landim’s opposition and Mayor Eduardo Paes | Fabricio Lopez

After the inspection carried out on the gas meter land as determined by the courts, the value of the land jumped from R$138,195,000.00 to R$145,995,000.00, a difference of R$7,800,000.00 paid by Flamengo this week.

However, Flamingo cannot seize the land yet due to the decision to wait for the federal court’s decision in the case.

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Meanwhile, behind the scenes, the opposition is seeking to conduct studies and learn about all aspects related to the gas meter area.

Eduardo Bandeira de Mello, former president of Flamengo and opponent of Rodolfo Landim’s administration, recently stated in an interview with Robo Negra Review Channel His support for Mauricio Gomes de Matos who is running for president of Flamengo against the current candidate Rodrigo Donche de Abranches.

One of Eduardo Bandeira de Mello’s actions was to bridge the gap between Rio de Janeiro mayor Eduardo Paes and then-candidate Mauricio Gomes de Matos in a meeting to discuss Flamengo’s land and stadium.

“The meeting with Mayor Eduardo Paes was an initiative of former President and Federal Deputy Eduardo Bandeira de Mello, who invited me and other members of my campaign working group, as well as supporters such as the Flamengo Mayor Front and Grab groups,” said Mauricio Gomes de Matos in our column and continued:

“At the meeting, the mayor explained the doubts of Flamengo’s partners, who were not present in the talks with the Rio City Council about the expropriation of the land and the notice regulating the construction.

My team has prepared an extensive study on the feasibility of building our own stadium, without the need to use public money, which Mayor Eduardo Paes has advocated. Our study addresses not only the economic feasibility but also the legal feasibility of building the stadium.

About 20 specialists, from the most diverse areas of activity, such as marketing, engineering, finance and sports management, have prepared an unprecedented study, which even Flamengo has not yet presented to its members. Documents, processes and other success stories have been analyzed, leading us to confirm that our stadium is viable under the three scenarios analyzed: optimistic, realistic/conservative and pessimistic.

In the scenario considered conservative, for example, there is a positive result exceeding R$42 million. This scenario takes into account the most realistic figures, according to our multidisciplinary team that prepared the study.

Flamengo are now waiting for a court decision to see when they will be able to take possession of the land and begin the project the red and black nation has dreamed of: building their stadium.