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Flamengo refuses to pay for Thiago Almada and River advances

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The short version

Flamengo ruled out paying an amount that affects its economy for the Thiago Almada pass. Atletico Madrid, on the other hand, reportedly signed a deal with the player.

Flamengo's sporting director declared that the club will not participate in auctions that compromise its financial situation for the Thiago Almada pass.2 According to the report, Atlético de Madrid made progress in the hiring of Thiago Almada while Flamengo maintained its position.2 Atlético de Madrid announced the creation of a 105,000 m² park dedicated to Pope Benedict XVI in the vicinity of the Metropolitan Stadium.1

The park project in the Metropolitan has a budget of 7.4 million euros and includes the planting of 2,000 trees.1 The construction of the park is already in its final phase, according to the report.1

Why it matters

  • Thiago Almada is an Argentine footballer who played for Vélez Sarsfield before his possible transfer to Europe.2

  • The Metropolitano Stadium is the headquarters of Atlético de Madrid, located in the district of San Blas-Canillejas, Madrid.1

This account was written from the 2 reports listed below, filed by 2 independent outlets, and checked against them line by line. It is not a copy of any one of them. Spotted an error? Tell us.

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