The divergence between Flemish and other Libra clubs for the amounts of broadcasting rights for the Brazilian Championship. The Rio club and the organization announced the agreement this Tuesday (5).
Since 2025, the parties have been experiencing an issue regarding the audience of the contract signed with TV Globo. Flamengo and Libra stated that “a compromise was found” between the demands of the current red-black board and the preferred model of other clubs that are members of the group.
It will yield around R$140 million additionally to Flamengo until 2029. The portion related to the audience will, therefore, represent around R$30 million more per year in relation to the previous contract with Globo.
Check out the note released by Flamengo and Libra below:
“The Libra clubs and Clube de Regatas do Flamengo signed, this weekend, an agreement that ends the disagreement over the distribution of revenue related to audience values – which represents 30% of the total fixed remuneration established in the contract with Globo for the rights to broadcast the games until 2029.
A balance point was found between what the new Flamengo board requested since taking over the club, in January 2025, and what the Libra clubs understood to be their preferred model. Everyone’s effort to reach the solution was fundamental.
Flamengo and the other Libra clubs are now focusing on the next steps towards the creation of the National League, reinforcing the appreciation of their properties and the vision of strengthening, advancing and improving the Brazilian football ecosystem, together with the CBF and the FFU clubs.”
