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The Planet of Football reported that the contract of Dutch coach Seedorf with Corinthians, signed until the end of 2027, included an automatic termination clause if the club was relegated to Serie B. The publication cited ge.globo and journalist Vitor Chicarolli. https://t.co/xluFUSQwxB #Corinthians #Seedorf #SérieB (translated)

The Football Planet stated that Memphis Depay had no influence on the agreement between Corinthians and Seedorf, despite speculations, and said that the Dutch forward wanted Fernando Diniz to remain in the position. https://t.co/Zw635rt3y1 #Corinthians #MemphisDepay #Seedorf (translated)

Planeta do Futebol reported that, after an unfavorable court decision, the Fla-Flu Consortium asked the court to reject a new appeal from Vasco regarding ticket sales for the match against Boca Juniors. The concessionaire stated that the club should assume the risks of having sold tickets while the injunction could still be suspended. The Consortium argued that the appeal had lost its object due to the proximity of the deadline and that it repeated already rejected arguments. It advocated for the match to be held at Nilton Santos Stadium and stated that there would still be time to reorganize the event. According to the publication, Vasco urgently requested reconsideration of the suspension and claimed that it had begun sales for Maracanã after receiving court authorization. The club argued that the capacity of Nilton Santos, which is 44,661 people, was less than the 46,014 tickets sold, which would require cancellations and refunds. It also pointed out the need to accommodate 4,000 visiting fans and maintain separation areas between the supporters. The appeal from Vasco and the statement from the Fla-Flu Consortium were awaiting analysis from Judge Suely Lopes Magalhães, reported Planeta do Futebol, based on ESPN Brazil. #Vasco #Maracanã #Futebol (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Cauan Barros, from Vasco, was admitted to a hospital in Rio de Janeiro after a car accident. According to initial information cited by the PodCruzmaltino profile, the player suffered a deep cut on his left foot and was receiving medical attention. https://t.co/n0Jst3xOdf #Vasco #CauanBarros #Acidente (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile reported that the Vasco fans were already in the mood for the semifinal of the South American Cup against Boca Juniors at São Januário, and they were singing that Tuesday would be "war." https://t.co/J4uysrkIZA #Vasco #SulAmericana #Futebol (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Corinthians sought Beccacece, who, according to the profile, did not intend to work in Brazil at that moment after leaving the Ecuador national team. Gustavo Quinteros, former coach of Grêmio, was offered to the club, and the management was evaluating his name before deciding whether to proceed. He had been without a club since leaving Independiente in August. The profile added that, in light of the difficulties in hiring a coach for only three months, Corinthians changed strategy and began offering a contract until the end of 2027, already during the management of the next president. The publication attributed the information to ESPN Brazil. #Corinthians #Futebol #Treinadores (translated)

The Football Planet reported that Vasco would appeal the court decision that overturned the injunction requiring the Fla-Flu Consortium to release Maracanã for the match against Boca Juniors. According to the publication, the club would not publicly comment and would try to regain the stadium through behind-the-scenes negotiations. This information was attributed to ESPN Brazil and Pedro Ivo Almeida. #Vasco #Maracanã #FlaFlu (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that Corinthians approached Javier Mascherano, but he declined the terms offered by the club, which wanted a contract only until the end of the Brasileirão. According to the publication, the coach has been free since leaving Inter Miami in April. The publication also stated that Corinthians did not advance in talks with Ramón Díaz, Zubeldía, and Sylvinho. Fábio Carille was still a target, but the buyout clause with Al-Fayha was an obstacle, while Juan Pablo Vojvoda did not want to work this season. The post cited ge.globo as a source. #Corinthians #Mascherano #Futebol (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that a decision by Judge Suely Lopes Magalhães suspended the injunction that required the Fla-Flu Consortium to release Maracanã for Vasco vs. Boca Juniors, for the semifinal of the South American Cup. According to the publication, the legal dispute continued. The judge reportedly understood that Marco Antônio Ibrahim could not alone review the decision of the rapporteur Alexandre de Carvalho Mesquita and that the appeal should be analyzed by the rapporteur himself or by a panel. She also reportedly pointed out the risk of having three rival fan bases in the same area, as Flamengo vs. Botafogo, for basketball, would be held that evening at Maracanãzinho. According to the report, Suely cited a report from BEPE that deemed Nilton Santos suitable to host the match and stated that the police's preference for Maracanã did not make its use indispensable for safety. The decision, the publication added, did not determine whether Vasco had the right to the stadium nor whether the consortium's refusal was legitimate. The writ of security would be forwarded to rapporteur Joaquim Domingos de Almeida Neto, and the decision would be submitted to the Special Body of TJ-RJ. The publication attributed the information to the newspaper O Globo. #Maracanã #Vasco #Justiça (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile reported that the Fla-Flu Consortium appealed to the president of the Court of Justice of Rio de Janeiro to try to reverse the decision that authorized Vasco x Boca Juniors at Maracanã. According to the profile, the consortium filed a writ of security and requested an urgent measure while the appeal was being analyzed. The consortium stated it had authorized six requests from Vasco since the start of the concession, including classics against Flamengo and Fluminense. The authorization for the match with Boca Juniors would remain valid, unless the court accepted the request, the profile added, citing O Globo Esportes and Diogo Dantas. #Vasco #BocaJuniors #Futebol (translated)

Planeta do Futebol reported that the Justice of Rio de Janeiro had accepted, on that day, an appeal from Vasco and ordered the Fla-Flu Consortium to release Maracanã for the semifinal of the South American Cup against Boca Juniors. According to the profile, the appellate judge considered public safety and the protection of fans to be more relevant than the issues regarding the pitch claimed by the consortium. The publication stated that the decision took into account favorable expressions from the Public Ministry and the Military Police, a memorandum between the parties regarding the use of the stadium by Vasco, and the deadline set by Conmebol, which would expire the following day. #Vasco #Maracanã #SulAmericana (translated)

Palmeiras expressed indignation at Flamengo's official statement and stated that the Rio club tried to pressure the refereeing before this Sunday's Derby (11). According to Palmeiras, by publicly questioning Anderson Daronco's performance at Vila Belmiro and mentioning that he would referee the classic, Flamengo cast doubt on CBF's lineups and embarrassed the referee. The São Paulo club argued that Daronco should not be pressured by events from a previous match and should be able to work impartially. They also stated that clubs could discuss refereeing in CBF forums or express themselves publicly, but they should do so responsibly. Palmeiras said that communications that, in its view, exceeded the limits of healthy debate undermined the credibility of the competitions. #Palmeiras #Futebol #Arbitragem (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that Flamengo players left outraged with referee Daronco after the match against Santos, which is why the red-black athletes did not give interviews on the field. The publication mentioned Danilo, Léo Pereira, and Jorginho among those upset and attributed the information to ge.globo. https://t.co/CmYdTE4Z3G #Flamengo #Santos #Arbitragem (translated)

Planet Football reported that Fábio Carille, coach of Al-Fayha in Saudi Arabia, was the main target of Corinthians. According to the publication, the club had already contacted the coach to try to facilitate his return. The post mentioned ge.globo, Zé Edgar, and Fábio Lázaro. https://t.co/JZA6kNerWx #Corinthians #FábioCarille #Futebol (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile reported that Corinthians received three refusals while seeking a substitute for Fernando Diniz and was still trying to persuade Ramón Díaz. According to the profile, Díaz also rejected taking on the role of technical director, with his son Emiliano in charge of the team, a proposal that would circumvent a six-match suspension imposed by the STJD. Planeta do Futebol added that Sylvinho, identified as plan B and available in the market, thanked the invitation but declined. Zubeldía, according to the profile, had indicated that he did not want to take on the mission of avoiding relegation with nine rounds remaining in the Brasileirão. The post cited ge as the source. #Corinthians #Futebol #Brasileirão (translated)

The Planet of Football reproduced comments from Vitor Birner of ESPN, who stated that Flamengo would have beaten Santos without the officiating performance. Birner criticized the call for the first penalty, involving Jorginho, and said that the player fell naturally and tried to avoid touching the ball with his arm. Regarding the second penalty, involving Luiz Araújo and Gabigol, he considered the decision unjustifiable and stated that Gabigol took a step before falling. Pedro Ivo Almeida said he disagreed with Jorginho's red card but agreed that he would not have called the second penalty. According to him, Gabigol fell upon realizing that he had missed the timing of the play. Eugênio Leal also stated that Gabigol exaggerated the foul and emphasized that he took a step before falling. #Futebol #Arbitragem #Flamengo (translated)

The Football Planet informed that Leonardo Jardim, Flamengo's coach, criticized the refereeing for not sending off Barreal from Santos after a tackle on Carrascal. Jardim stated that the penalties awarded were correct but believed that the tackle from behind, at leg level, deserved a red card. He also stated that correct decisions were made against Flamengo, but not in favor of the team. https://t.co/VuxvWI7IlP #Flamengo #Arbitragem #Futebol (translated)

Leonardo Jardim stated, after the 2-2 draw between Santos and Flamengo, that the team lost two points by failing to react and committing two unnecessary penalties. He said that Flamengo was winning 2-0, was closer to extending the lead, and had the game under control, but he took responsibility for the loss of points and considered the penalties justified. According to Jardim, the penalty and Jorginho's expulsion changed the match. #Santos #Flamengo #Futebol (translated)

Planet Football reported that Leonardo Jardim said, after the 2-2 draw between Santos and Flamengo, that it was not up to him to analyze the refereeing. The coach stated that the penalties were correctly awarded, but that the tackle from behind on Carrascal's ankle should have resulted in a red card. Jardim also said that the decisions against Flamengo were correct, while a decision in favor of the team was mistaken. #arbitragem #futebol #SantosFlamengo (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that Neymar received a yellow card after complaining to Daronco. According to the publication, the Santos number 10 had been hit in the face by Pulgar from Flamengo, but the referee allowed the game to continue. https://t.co/kZC5ycFC5O #Neymar #Santos #Flamengo (translated)