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Jonathas – Introducing Hannover 96’s Transfer Target

Jonathas – Introducing Hannover 96’s Transfer Target

Borussia Dortmund – The Big Season Preview

Borussia Dortmund – The Big Season Preview

Erik Durm – Stuttgart Move Could Resurrect His Career

Erik Durm – Stuttgart Move Could Resurrect His Career

Russia vs Dinamo Moscow – An Odd Friendly Choice Sparks Controversy

Russia vs Dinamo Moscow – An Odd Friendly Choice Sparks Controversy

Futbolgrad – Episode 31 – The Small Club Special

Futbolgrad – Episode 31 – The Small Club Special

Jeremy Toljan to Borussia Dortmund is Positive News During Uncertain Times

Jeremy Toljan to Borussia Dortmund is Positive News During Uncertain Times

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Golazo Podcast – Episode 10 – The Rafa Marquez Case

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Golazo Podcast – Episode 10 – The Rafa Marquez Case

FutebolCidade 0 16th August 2017

Golazo Podcast - Episode 10 - The Rafa Marquez Case Bryce Dunn, Ollie Duxberry and Manuel Veth are joined by Cesar Hernandez to speak about the Rafae ...

Carlos Vela – LAFC Move Does Not Translate to Major League Soccer Supremacy

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Carlos Vela – LAFC Move Does Not Translate to Major League Soccer Supremacy

FutebolCidade 7 10th August 2017

Manuel Veth - Carlos Vela is going to become the first ever designated player of the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC). The move was announced via the ...

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Copa América 2015: A Final of Political Intrigue and Historical Merit

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Copa América 2015: A Final of Political Intrigue and Historical Merit

Making Neymar – Branding a Global Superstar

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Making Neymar – Branding a Global Superstar

Copa América – Students Protest Education Inequality

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Copa América – Students Protest Education Inequality

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Serafim: Indeed is a good debate. Just adding more data to the discussion. The share of income from the sale of players in the budget has declined sharply in recent years, meanwhile occured an increase in the importance of TV rentals and mechandise. In terms of physical infrastructure new stadiums were built recently (not just used in the world cup, as an example of a modern stadium that was not used in the cup we have the Arena Gremio), there was a recent effort to improve mainly training centers, in big and medium clubs the players constantly give statements exalting the quality of the same, this was due to the good example of São Paulo that in the mid-2000s attracted players from europe that came to make medical treatment, but the minor clubs are getting behind in the infrastructure. I think Brazil has a lot of room to advance, especially in the promotion of its league abroad, almost nobody watches outside brazil, in part by the lack of foreign players that attract the interest of the public of other countries,. And I I think the money could be managed smarter to generate better sports results. Here follows the report of 2017 that Banco Itaú BBA made on the financial situation of the Brazilian soccer. Hope it helps the discussion (unfortunately only available in Portuguese). Https://www.itau.com.br/_arquivosestaticos/itauBBA/contents/common/docs/Analise_dos_Clubes_Brasileiros_de_Futebol_Itau_BBA_2017.pdf I await discussion in the podcast. Best wishes.

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FutebolCidade: Hi Serafim, we keep an eye on both competitions as well and especially given the recent failings in the Copa Libertadores it is evident that Brazil is struggling. I think you have to be careful when including revenue when comparing the two leagues. Keep in mind the Serie A in Brazil has more revenue, because clubs are selling players abroad. Liga MX sides in the meantime are often owned by big companies in Mexico and therefore are not forced to sell all their best players to Europe. Also keep in mind that in terms of infrastructure and attendance Liga MX is far better situated, which makes it more sustainable. Overall though this is a very good discussion point and we will discuss it in detail on the Golazo Podcast next week.

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Serafim: Just making myself clear here, off course some south america players of liga MX could be successful in Brazil, I was just point out that a high number of south america player that served in the nationals teams does not necessarily imply a higher quality in the football.

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