[ad_1]
The re-presentation of the Flamengo players remains for April 21, at the beginning. Although, in a meeting at CBF, most Brazilian clubs decided to give their athletes another 10 days of vacation, Rubro-Negro preferred to continue with the original schedule.
This Wednesday, the doctors from the Rio clubs meet in a new meeting with Ferj to discuss the medical protocol developed and advance a possible resumption of the games.
/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_bc8228b6673f488aa253bbcb03c80ec5/internal_photos/bs/2019/X/x/IGr7BKQgKnRpnGJSpoyg/1559162404123.jpg "Rodolfo Landim, President of Flamengo - Photo: Alexandre Vidal / Flamengo")
Rodolfo Landim, President of Flamengo – Photo: Alexandre Vidal / Flamengo
Flamengo wants to wait for a definition from the federation and then reevaluate the situation. Vasco and Botafogo were also against the extension of the players’ vacations and are waiting for the match to make a decision.
+ Ferj establishes a committee, discusses points for medical protocol and is still evaluating the possibility of Carioca without an audience
In recent days, Flamengo has stepped up the organization to welcome players on their return from vacation. The club developed a protocol for using the facilities in Ninho do Urubu and ordered 600 coronavirus tests to maintain control.
In an official note, the National Club Commission confirmed the information:
“The National Club Commission (” CNC “), the statutory body of the CBF with deliberate independence from the clubs, reports that at a meeting held today, April 14, 2020, the Clubs of Series A and B of the Brazilian Championship Soccer, by a significant majority, chose to extend their athletes’ vacations until April 30, 2020, in order to preserve the Brazilian soccer calendar and all its competitions (State, Brazilian Cup and Brazilian Championship).
CNC also clarifies that 3 (three) clubs in Rio de Janeiro (Flamengo, Vasco and Botafogo) have not yet made this option regarding the extension of the holidays, in view of awaiting the result of the studies that point to a possible return of the Championship State of Rio January in May, as long as it does not affect the national soccer calendar. “
