Divided Brasileirão plays into Globo’s hands as big clubs earn less

Callum McCarthy

May 3, 2024

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The dream of a unified, centralised Brasileirão will have to wait until 2030 at the earliest as years of public pettiness between clubs, meetings about meetings and arguments over small amounts of money have resulted in another resounding victory for Brazil’s biggest media group, Globo.

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