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Returning to talking about the women's championship, yesterday was a sad day for my Internacional, who lost 3-0 against Corinthians.
This was the fourth victory for Corinthians in this championship, as they continue with an excellent performance with 100% control and absolute leadership.
Honestly, I wasn't betting on a victory for the Colorados, but I was hoping to see at most a draw, and obviously I wasn't prepared to watch that rout.
Corinthians made a lot of mistakes at the beginning of the game and I even believed in a victory, but unfortunately Internacional didn't know how to take advantage of these opportunities.

Internacional still doesn't know what it means to win in this championship, but I hope they do better against Grêmio next Friday, this time playing at home.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 29, 2024, 07:36:01 AM

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Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

I bet he won't be out of soccer for two years, especially playing for Flamengo hehe Tongue

This whole situation of trying to cheat the exam is quite strange
As he wasn't actually caught in the anti-doping test, I think they'll be able to find a loophole so that he doesn't spend two years out of football

The player is 27 years old, and if the two-year ban is confirmed, he won't play again until he's 29

It may impact his performance but I believe they will be able to release him before those two years. They will probably just let the dust settle and leave the media

From what I read, his suspension (if he doesn't get an appeal at CAS) would last until April 2025, it's because the trial took too long... Gabriel Barbosa's contract ends at the end of 2024, maybe he won't play for Flamengo anymore... .

But he won't be missed, lately Gabigol has been more of a celebrity than a player... We have Pedro, the best striker in Brazil.

I heard rumors that he would go to Corinthians. I don't know for sure, but if it happens, he will suffer a lot wherever he goes and will need to prove himself even more.

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Quote from: Pumared on March 28, 2024, 11:29:15 AM

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 25, 2024, 02:46:05 PM

Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

I bet he won't be out of soccer for two years, especially playing for Flamengo hehe Tongue

This whole situation of trying to cheat the exam is quite strange
As he wasn't actually caught in the anti-doping test, I think they'll be able to find a loophole so that he doesn't spend two years out of football

The player is 27 years old, and if the two-year ban is confirmed, he won't play again until he's 29

It may impact his performance but I believe they will be able to release him before those two years. They will probably just let the dust settle and leave the media

From what I read, his suspension (if he doesn't get an appeal at CAS) would last until April 2025, it's because the trial took too long... Gabriel Barbosa's contract ends at the end of 2024, maybe he won't play for Flamengo anymore... .

But he won't be missed, lately Gabigol has been more of a celebrity than a player... We have Pedro, the best striker in Brazil.

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Quote from: rdluffy on March 27, 2024, 06:08:13 PM

Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 25, 2024, 02:46:05 PM

Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

I bet he won't be out of soccer for two years, especially playing for Flamengo hehe Tongue

This whole situation of trying to cheat the exam is quite strange
As he wasn't actually caught in the anti-doping test, I think they'll be able to find a loophole so that he doesn't spend two years out of football

The player is 27 years old, and if the two-year ban is confirmed, he won't play again until he's 29

It may impact his performance but I believe they will be able to release him before those two years. They will probably just let the dust settle and leave the media

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 25, 2024, 02:46:05 PM

Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

I bet he won't be out of soccer for two years, especially playing for Flamengo hehe Tongue

This whole situation of trying to cheat the exam is quite strange
As he wasn't actually caught in the anti-doping test, I think they'll be able to find a loophole so that he doesn't spend two years out of football

The player is 27 years old, and if the two-year ban is confirmed, he won't play again until he's 29

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 25, 2024, 02:46:05 PM

Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

This exam will have repercussions not only on their careers, but the titles and the team itself will be put on trial by fans of all teams. It's sad not being able to trust a player who looked as good as he did.

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Guys, did you see the news that came out today? Gabriel Barbosa, AKA as Gabigol, Flamengo player was suspended for 2 years for trying to cheat the anti-doping test. The trial was today...

It's strange for an athlete to try to cheat anti-doping, right? If he hasn't done anything, he won't have to fear anything... That smells really bad to me.

Or from what I read in the news, the way he behaved, he is very stupid, a complete idiot lol Cheesy

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/03/25/gabigol-do-flamengo-e-supenso-por-dois-anos-por-tentativa-de-fraude-em-exame-antidoping.ghtml

https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/noticia/2024/03/25/culpado-gabigol-pega-dois-anos-gancho-de-em-julgamento-por-infracao-antidoping.ghtml

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Quote from: alegotardo on March 22, 2024, 06:45:42 PM

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I would like your opinion on the teams from the north and northeast. The most recent campaign that I currently remember is Fortaleza, which went very far. Furthermore, we have Bahia with strong foreign investment. In your view, are the north and northeast already able to compete with teams from the RIO SP axis?

In my opinion, Ceará and Fortaleza are two teams that each year are managing to stand out more on the national scene among the "elite" of Brazilian football.
So, without talking about favoritism, I believe that they have a real chance of being in the top positions of the table at the end of the Brasileirão 2024.
However... win the Championshop!? I don't think so.

Unfortunately, these are the only two teams that I would still bet on, i believe that the northern region still lacks a lot of incentives and sponsors and this affects negatively these teams to qualify better on the national stage.

In this case, I think more about forming a good team for the future. They are on the right path, despite the regrets with Ceará. But with the advent of SAFs, I believe this can enhance teams more.

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Quote from: Pumared on March 21, 2024, 10:54:40 AM

I would like your opinion on the teams from the north and northeast. The most recent campaign that I currently remember is Fortaleza, which went very far. Furthermore, we have Bahia with strong foreign investment. In your view, are the north and northeast already able to compete with teams from the RIO SP axis?

In my opinion, Ceará and Fortaleza are two teams that each year are managing to stand out more on the national scene among the "elite" of Brazilian football.
So, without talking about favoritism, I believe that they have a real chance of being in the top positions of the table at the end of the Brasileirão 2024.
However... win the Championshop!? I don't think so.

Unfortunately, these are the only two teams that I would still bet on, i believe that the northern region still lacks a lot of incentives and sponsors and this affects negatively these teams to qualify better on the national stage.

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All this professionalization that we see in Brazilian football began with the example of Flamengo's management, going back to the past in 2010-2011 Vanderlei Luxemburgo decided to take training to "Ninho do Urubu", a training center that would be a training place for young players from club, this place was practically just a piece of land, with precarious accommodation, which is how the idea of having a high-level training center began.

As Flamengo already owned the land, they only had to invest in infrastructure, this made a HUGE difference in attracting good players, as they would now have a European-class training center at their disposal. There where it all began, soon after Bandeira de Melo was elected president and the rest became history...

In short, it all starts from the inside out.

Yes, you are right and if most of the Brazilian team can do the same thing then there is big possibility that the Brazilian competition can really develop for the better because the competition can definitely be more competitive and of course it won't just be dominated by one or two team.
That way, more team will have the opportunity to win the competition and this will of course increase the investment funds that will come in.
However, on average, team do not dare to take steps with the risks involved because for change they need money that must be spent from the start of the improvement process.

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I believe that several teams have undergone some changes and I would include Flamengo on that list.
Flamengo is an excellent team, but it is still far from its potential, I see that it is slowly improving (talking about Brasileirao). At the end of the championship of the last year, he had several opportunities to go to 1st place, but that didn't happen and Palmeiras took advantage of the chance and became champions last year.
I also agree, I have no doubt that Palmeiras is the favorite to be champion of the Brasileirao in 2024, but I would include other teams such as Flamengo, which year after year has been improving its performance in the Brasileirao, the other teams are Gremio and Atlético-MG .
Of course, there are other teams that could surprise this year, I would dare to say, Bragantino, and even Internacional, but to have the answer to that, only the future can show us.

But so far there are only few of my team and there are no more than 5 team so it can be said that the Brazilian football competition will indeed be far behind the competitions of European countries, it requires many things for change, one of which is resources which are the most influential support.
I also believe that they have the potential to win this competition, but I want to see later whether there is much better competition than last season or not.
What is clear is that I definitely want there to be big surprise this season even though I have made Palmeiras the most favorite team.

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I would like your opinion on the teams from the north and northeast. The most recent campaign that I currently remember is Fortaleza, which went very far. Furthermore, we have Bahia with strong foreign investment. In your view, are the north and northeast already able to compete with teams from the RIO SP axis?

Bahia, even with a lot of investment, needs consistency and a solid team, football in the northeast needs to have something that attracts good players, because what would lead a renowned player to go to the northeast rather than the south/southeast? money? some don't even need money that much... yes, a project, something besides money.

But what we see are just old players at the end of their careers cultivating money in these clubs... Diego Souza, Everton Ribeiro are examples.

I believe that all teams will have money and a good structure. Obviously, training centers will always appear in the South/Southeast. But I believe that to move forward it would be investing in talent and trying to maintain/invest as much as possible in structure, etc.

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Quote from: Pumared on March 21, 2024, 10:54:40 AM

I would like your opinion on the teams from the north and northeast. The most recent campaign that I currently remember is Fortaleza, which went very far. Furthermore, we have Bahia with strong foreign investment. In your view, are the north and northeast already able to compete with teams from the RIO SP axis?

Bahia, even with a lot of investment, needs consistency and a solid team, football in the northeast needs to have something that attracts good players, because what would lead a renowned player to go to the northeast rather than the south/southeast? money? some don't even need money that much... yes, a project, something besides money.

But what we see are just old players at the end of their careers cultivating money in these clubs... Diego Souza, Everton Ribeiro are examples.

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I would like your opinion on the teams from the north and northeast. The most recent campaign that I currently remember is Fortaleza, which went very far. Furthermore, we have Bahia with strong foreign investment. In your view, are the north and northeast already able to compete with teams from the RIO SP axis?

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The other day I put together some information to compare the state champions with the Brazilian championship, to help in my long bet

7 times, or 70%, the Brazilian champion was also state champion

2014 - Cruzeiro - - won Brasileirão and Mineiro
2015 - Corinthians - won Brasileirão
2016 - Palmeiras - won Brasileirão
2017 - Corinthians - won Brasileirão and Paulista
2018 - Palmeiras - won Brasileirão
2019 - Flamengo - won Brasileirão and Carioca
2020 - Flamengo - won Brasileirão and Carioca
2021 - Atlético MG - won Brasileirão and Mineiro
2022 - Palmeiras - won Brasileirão and Paulista
2023 - Palmeiras - won Brasileirão and Paulista

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Quote from: alegotardo on March 15, 2024, 08:43:46 PM

Is no one here talking about the women's Brasileirão?
This year I want to see discussions about this championship, which started today (March 15th).

The first games were marked by some draws...
Santos 1 x 1 Real Brasília
Ferroviária 1 x 1 Botafogo

This year, in the women's championship, I'm betting heavily on Flamengo, which has invested a lot in strengthening the team, the intention is to finally win the second championship after 8 years without winning.

And you, what are your bets for the women’s Brasileirão?

To be honest, I didn't know there was a Brazilian women's championship lol

Obviously I will support Flamengo... Are these games broadcast somewhere? TV? Streaming?

Quote from: gagux123 on March 15, 2024, 11:53:37 PM

I believe that several teams have undergone some changes and I would include Flamengo on that list.
Flamengo is an excellent team, but it is still far from its potential, I see that it is slowly improving (talking about Brasileirao). At the end of the championship of the last year, he had several opportunities to go to 1st place, but that didn't happen and Palmeiras took advantage of the chance and became champions last year.
I also agree, I have no doubt that Palmeiras is the favorite to be champion of the Brasileirao in 2024, but I would include other teams such as Flamengo, which year after year has been improving its performance in the Brasileirao, the other teams are Gremio and Atlético-MG .
Of course, there are other teams that could surprise this year, I would dare to say, Bragantino, and even Internacional, but to have the answer to that, only the future can show us.

Bragantino has been having good campaigns, one day they will get there. Maybe even Botafogo, which now has a multimillionaire owner, could perhaps compete for the titles.

Although I still consider Palmeiras the big favorite, perhaps not as much as in previous years, but the team has been consistently winning titles in recent years and will always be a favorite.

I'm very excited about Tite's Flamengo, I want to see how it will behave in a long championship, which whoever is most consistent wins.

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Quote from: Hirose UK on March 15, 2024, 08:32:19 AM

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But hasn't this been going on for long time?
In reality, the controversy that arises cannot change anything and those who are in authority and have full rights over this competition can regulate it.
Moreover, Flamengo is also not stable team, even though they have also been champions of the Brazilian Serie A several times in the 2019 and 2020 season, but in reality we see that on paper Palmeiras is the best.

Flamengo went through a debt structuring and payment process that began with the administration of president Eduardo Bandeira de Mello in 2013, before it was a bankrupt team full of debt and now it is one of the richest clubs in South America. This change for more professional management resulted in Brazilian titles and 2nd place in the 2019 World Cup in the match with Liverpool.

All this time of instability is in the past, today are days of glory, always competing for titles, but without a doubt Palmeiras has done a little better, but it won't be forever (I hope so lol).

Yes, that was before and now it can be said to be very different after Flamengo has the right team management and is truly able to bring about change for the better.
It very rare for team to really experience downturns and go bankrupt, but after several seasons they were able to recover with big changes and were even able to win the title, Flamengo showed how serious they were about achieving success.
They also experienced decline in performance after two seasons of being champions and this season Flamengo will still not be able to repeat the period of success in winning the title, maybe next season if they can fix some mistakes it could give Flamengo to the title again.

Honestly, now is not the right time to say that they have reached the glory days, and later when the competition starts we will be able to see whether Flamengo has really become success as you had hoped or not.
I would tend to make Palmeiras the favorite to defend the title this season.

I believe that several teams have undergone some changes and I would include Flamengo on that list.
Flamengo is an excellent team, but it is still far from its potential, I see that it is slowly improving (talking about Brasileirao). At the end of the championship of the last year, he had several opportunities to go to 1st place, but that didn't happen and Palmeiras took advantage of the chance and became champions last year.
I also agree, I have no doubt that Palmeiras is the favorite to be champion of the Brasileirao in 2024, but I would include other teams such as Flamengo, which year after year has been improving its performance in the Brasileirao, the other teams are Gremio and Atlético-MG .
Of course, there are other teams that could surprise this year, I would dare to say, Bragantino, and even Internacional, but to have the answer to that, only the future can show us.

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Is no one here talking about the women's Brasileirão?
This year I want to see discussions about this championship, which started today (March 15th).

The first games were marked by some draws...
Santos 1 x 1 Real Brasília
Ferroviária 1 x 1 Botafogo

This year, in the women's championship, I'm betting heavily on Flamengo, which has invested a lot in strengthening the team, the intention is to finally win the second championship after 8 years without winning.

And you, what are your bets for the women’s Brasileirão?

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Quote from: Hirose UK on March 15, 2024, 08:32:19 AM

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But hasn't this been going on for long time?
In reality, the controversy that arises cannot change anything and those who are in authority and have full rights over this competition can regulate it.
Moreover, Flamengo is also not stable team, even though they have also been champions of the Brazilian Serie A several times in the 2019 and 2020 season, but in reality we see that on paper Palmeiras is the best.

Flamengo went through a debt structuring and payment process that began with the administration of president Eduardo Bandeira de Mello in 2013, before it was a bankrupt team full of debt and now it is one of the richest clubs in South America. This change for more professional management resulted in Brazilian titles and 2nd place in the 2019 World Cup in the match with Liverpool.

All this time of instability is in the past, today are days of glory, always competing for titles, but without a doubt Palmeiras has done a little better, but it won't be forever (I hope so lol).

Yes, that was before and now it can be said to be very different after Flamengo has the right team management and is truly able to bring about change for the better.
It very rare for team to really experience downturns and go bankrupt, but after several seasons they were able to recover with big changes and were even able to win the title, Flamengo showed how serious they were about achieving success.
They also experienced decline in performance after two seasons of being champions and this season Flamengo will still not be able to repeat the period of success in winning the title, maybe next season if they can fix some mistakes it could give Flamengo to the title again.

Honestly, now is not the right time to say that they have reached the glory days, and later when the competition starts we will be able to see whether Flamengo has really become success as you had hoped or not.
I would tend to make Palmeiras the favorite to defend the title this season.

All this professionalization that we see in Brazilian football began with the example of Flamengo's management, going back to the past in 2010-2011 Vanderlei Luxemburgo decided to take training to "Ninho do Urubu", a training center that would be a training place for young players from club, this place was practically just a piece of land, with precarious accommodation, which is how the idea of having a high-level training center began.

As Flamengo already owned the land, they only had to invest in infrastructure, this made a HUGE difference in attracting good players, as they would now have a European-class training center at their disposal. There where it all began, soon after Bandeira de Melo was elected president and the rest became history...

In short, it all starts from the inside out.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 08, 2024, 07:08:36 AM

Quote from: Hirose UK on March 07, 2024, 08:09:50 AM

But hasn't this been going on for long time?
In reality, the controversy that arises cannot change anything and those who are in authority and have full rights over this competition can regulate it.
Moreover, Flamengo is also not stable team, even though they have also been champions of the Brazilian Serie A several times in the 2019 and 2020 season, but in reality we see that on paper Palmeiras is the best.

Flamengo went through a debt structuring and payment process that began with the administration of president Eduardo Bandeira de Mello in 2013, before it was a bankrupt team full of debt and now it is one of the richest clubs in South America. This change for more professional management resulted in Brazilian titles and 2nd place in the 2019 World Cup in the match with Liverpool.

All this time of instability is in the past, today are days of glory, always competing for titles, but without a doubt Palmeiras has done a little better, but it won't be forever (I hope so lol).

Yes, that was before and now it can be said to be very different after Flamengo has the right team management and is truly able to bring about change for the better.
It very rare for team to really experience downturns and go bankrupt, but after several seasons they were able to recover with big changes and were even able to win the title, Flamengo showed how serious they were about achieving success.
They also experienced decline in performance after two seasons of being champions and this season Flamengo will still not be able to repeat the period of success in winning the title, maybe next season if they can fix some mistakes it could give Flamengo to the title again.

Honestly, now is not the right time to say that they have reached the glory days, and later when the competition starts we will be able to see whether Flamengo has really become success as you had hoped or not.
I would tend to make Palmeiras the favorite to defend the title this season.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on March 13, 2024, 05:47:23 AM

Maybe they are fleeing Argentina's poverty and superinflation? I imagine so, as it is very advantageous for them to play in the neighboring country, they will be somewhat close to their family and they also receive payment in a currency that is not as devalued as the Argentine Peso. There are many good players there who wouldn't have a place in big European teams, so the natural thing is that they look for a competitive league, but not top tier. In this case, the Brasileirão.

Hmm... that might be a possibility and I haven't thought about it.
I don't know what the situation is like in Argentina and I also don't know if football has been greatly affected compared to the Argentine population, especially the poor.
In Argentina they still have great and well-known teams such as Boca Juniors, Racing, Independiente, River Plate and others.

But I agree with what you said, the "Brazilian Real" is a more valued currency than the "Argentine Peso" and I won't deny it, in Brazil there are several teams as good as in Argentina

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