Although the amount was not disclosed the year before, the court had already determined that the club paid R $ 2.82 million in moral damages to Christian Esmério’s parents
It announced the formalization of an agreement with the family of Christian Esmério, a goalkeeper who lost his life in the tragic fire in the Urubu nest in 2019. The negotiation aims to compensate the family, which had not even come to an understanding with the club until then . Flamengo stated in a statement that “he understands that there is no money in the world that can placate pain for the loss of a child or brother, but continuing litigating, considering the circumstances of the specific case, could impose even greater suffering on the family, which It is not the desire of the club. Thus, finishing the process and allowing the family to compensate for financial compensation, upon the conclusion of the agreement, it was the top priority of the current administration of the club ”
Although the amount of compensation was not disclosed, the previous year, the court had already determined that the club paid R $ 2.82 million in moral damages to Christian’s parents. In addition, a value of R $ 120 thousand was stipulated to the goalkeeper’s brother and a monthly pension of R $ 7 thousand, which will be paid until 2048 or until the death of parents. The fire that victimized Christian and other young athletes took place on February 7, 2019. The tragedy resulted in the deaths of ten teenagers and left three injured.
The flames began on an air conditioner and spread rapidly, in part due to the flammable material that covered the containers where the players were housed. Among the athletes who were at the scene, sixteen managed to escape the fire.
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