FIFA Council decision in 2017 validates achievements by Santos, Flamengo, Grêmio, São Paulo, Corinthians and Internacional
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The history of Brazilian football gains another chapter with the official recognition, by FIFA, of the world titles of some of the country's main clubs. Santos, Flamengo, Grêmio, São Paulo, Corinthians and Internacional now have their achievements internationally validated, marking an important milestone for national sport.
A LONG ROAD TO RECOGNITION
The process recognition of world titles came to an end in 2017, during a FIFA Council meeting. Football's highest governing body decided to make the achievements of Brazilian clubs official after a detailed analysis of the competitions and criteria adopted over the years.
The decision not only crowns the historic achievements of these teams, but also represents a significant step in consolidating the importance of Brazilian football on the international stage. Santos, the club that revealed Pelé and enchanted the world in the 1960s, had its world titles from 1962 and 1963 finally recognized. FIFA's decision rescues the greatness of the team led by the "King of Football" and reinforces the legacy of the team that marked an era.
FLAMENGO, THE GOLDEN YEAR
Flamengo, holder one of the biggest fans in the country, had its greatest glory in 1981 recognized by FIFA. The world title won that year, with the memorable victory over Liverpool, now officially ranks among the Rio de Janeiro club's greatest international achievements.
GRÊMIO, SÃO PAULO, CORINTHIANS AND INTERNATIONAL: CONSECRATED CHAMPIONS
< Grêmio, in 1983, São Paulo in 1992, 1993 and 2005, Corinthians in 2000 and 2012, and Internacional in 2006, all see their achievements globally validated. These clubs, which played epic moments in world football, now have formal recognition from FIFA, adding even more prestige to their rich histories.OFFICIALIZED ACHIEVEMENTS: FIFA'S VISION
A FIFA's decision to recognize the world titles of Brazilian clubs reflects the entity's seriousness and dedication to preserving the integrity and history of the sport. The careful analysis carried out by the FIFA Council considered technical and historical aspects, resulting in the validation of these achievements that had long been claimed by clubs and their fans.
SAFE SOURCES: THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION
Information about the recognition of Brazilian clubs' world titles by FIFA was obtained from reliable sources, with emphasis on Globo, one of the largest television stations in the country and a reference in sports coverage. Transparency in the dissemination of news reinforces the credibility of the process and the importance of reliable sources for the construction of the journalistic narrative.
CONCLUSION: A HISTORICAL MILESTONE FOR BRAZILIAN FOOTBALL
In short, The recognition of Brazilian clubs' world titles by FIFA represents a historic milestone for national football. Santos, Flamengo, Grêmio, São Paulo, Corinthians and Internacional now have their achievements immortalized on the global stage, reaffirming the greatness of sport in the country. The decision, which comes after years of debate and expectation, reinforces the importance of preserving the history and memory of great achievements in football, celebrating the legacy left by these clubs for future generations.
The player arrived to fill the vacancy that would be left by the suspension of the former number 10
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Flamengo coach, Tite continues to count on Gabigol in the squad in the coming weeks for commitments in the Copa do Brasil and Libertadores despite the club's punishment and leaves Carlinhos aside. Rubro-Negro enters the field against Amazonas and Millonarios in search of places in the round of 16 in both tournaments.
Signed to replace former shirt 10 during the striker's suspension for an attempted fraud During an anti-doping test, Carlinhos added just a few minutes since his arrival. Without being able to play in the Copa do Brasil for Mais Querido and outside the list of entries for the Libertadores group stage, the athlete will no longer play in the month of May.
The striker played just two games for Flamengo and has added 58 minutes played against Atlético-GO and Palmeiras, for the Brasileirão. The last time Carlinhos took to the field was on April 21st. Since then, the athlete has not left the bench in matches against Botafogo, RB Bragantino and Corinhtians, with Gabigol only being listed for the duel against Timão among these three clashes.
Competing in the Rio championship for Nova Iguaçu, Carlinhos< /a> played in 13 matches and scored 8 goals and 1 assist, becoming second top scorer in the competition. The player was one of the highlights of the state championship and had his signing contested by other big teams, but he chose Flamengo claiming it was a personal dream to play with the red-black shirt. The player was the club's bet for Gabigol's place.
"I've always dreamed of being at Flamengo, and God is making my dream come true. The expectation is always to win titles, that's the main objective. God willing , we are going to win titles. Very happy for the family to be following us, businesspeople, to be at the table with great people", said the player at the time of his signing.
The striker has already apologized, but the choice will only be Tite's. Technical committee has not yet made an official decision
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Flamengo returns to the field next Wednesday (22), when they face Amazonas, at 9:30 pm (Brasília time), at Arena da Amazônia. In the first leg, Mengão won 1-0, so they could even draw and qualify. For the confrontation, many began to have doubts as to whether Gabigol would be available after the controversy. The player appeared in an image wearing the Corinthians shirt and later apologized. It was even revealed who the person who took the photo was.
As a result, the Flamengo board decided to punish him and took away the attacker's number 10 shirt. Now he will wear number 99. In fact, the dream is to see, in the middle of the year, Oscar wearing the outfit.
It turns out that, apparently, Gabriel Barbosa does not have a guaranteed presence even on the bench. The technical committee has not yet decided whether to take the hero of the last two Libertadores victories for this match.
According to information from journalist Wilson Pimentel, from RTI Esportes, Tite must make the decision to take him or not for the match this Tuesday morning (21), after training in Rio de Janeiro. This is because after the activity the delegation will travel to Manaus.
The tendency is for Gabi to travel. He trained normally last Monday- fair (20) and even in the midst of his situation with Clube Carioca, he is the main option for Pedro. The number 9 has been feeling discomfort in the adductor of his left thigh and is not 100%. take it.
. This active political presence allows the club and its fans to have a stronger voice in decisions that affect them.
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Cacau Cotta, director of External Relations at Flamengo and pre-candidate for councilor in Rio de Janeiro, raised a crucial point about the relevance of politics in the administration of football clubs, especially in Flamengo. For him, politics is not only omnipresent, but also essential for the functioning and growth of these institutions.
Cotta argues that politics is inserted in all spheres of society, including sport. He explains that Flamengo's interaction with different political groups is fundamental to realizing the club's interests. To reinforce this idea, Flamengo has a specific position in its organizational structure: the executive director of Government Relations. This role is crucial to mediate the relationship between the club and the various bodies of public power.
The director highlights several examples that illustrate how politics can benefit football clubs. He mentions the case of Atlético Mineiro, which re-elected Alexandre Kalil, former president of the club, as mayor of Belo Horizonte in 2020. This fact demonstrates the influence and prestige that a figure from the sporting world can have in politics.
Another example cited is Corinthians, who got the Neo Química Arena and its training center thanks to the work of Andres Sanches, former federal deputy and former president of the club. Sanches' ability to move between football and politics resulted in significant benefits for the São Paulo club.
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