Amid tense negotiations with the Federal Savings Bank, Flamengo is exploring other land options for the construction of its long-awaited own stadium.
According to revelations made by president Rodolfo Landim, although the Gasômetro area, in Rio de Janeiro, remains the main focus, the Rio de Janeiro club maintains an open stance, analyzing other possibilities to make the project a reality.
During his stay in Luque, Paraguay, for the group stage draw of the CONMEBOL Libertadores, Landim shared with ESPN his vision on the impasse.
“The purchase of the land is still under analysis. Despite the meetings already held with Caixa, where we made our interest clear, the response has not yet come, which leads us to consider alternatives”.
The president explains
What Made Gasômetro Flamengo's First Choice?
The preference for the Gasometer is not for nothing. In addition to its location strategic, the land appears to be the most suitable to house an infrastructure of the caliber that Flamengo wishes to develop.
However, the challenges in negotiations have pushed the club to map out other areas that could serve the purpose.
Why is Flamengo exploring new terrain?
The current scenario of partnerships in Brazilian football, marked by complexities and challenges, requires caution. Flamengo's management understands that it is essential to carefully evaluate all aspects before taking such a significant step as the construction of a stadium.
This caution explains why the club is beginning to consider other locations, ensuring that the stadium project is not hampered by impasses with partners or suppliers.
What are the next steps?
Even though discussions with Caixa regarding the Gasômetro land do not progress as desired, Flamengo is not standing still. The search for viable options demonstrates not only the club's resilience but also its dedication to making the dream of owning its own stadium a tangible reality.
The construction of Flamengo's own stadium is a subject of great interest to fans and the sports community in general.
The development of this infrastructure has the potential to transform the football landscape in Rio de Janeiro, offering new leisure opportunities and further strengthening the passion for the sport in the city.
A Promising Future Despite the Challenges Despite the current challenges in negotiations, Flamengo shows a unwavering commitment with the future and with its project of having its own stadium.
The club's willingness to explore new options and caution in decision-making reinforce the idea that, regardless of the obstacles, the dream of a stadium is alive and continues to motivate actions and strategies carefully thought out for its realization.
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