00:00No, I'll always root for Flamengo, I'm an ambassador for Flamengo, in fact, I don't say I am Flamengo, so
00:07Of course, because Flamengo's goal is to win, regardless of that, you can't root for them, at least that's how I see it, no.
00:16It's possible to support a club that has an owner.
00:23Strange, if it has an owner, what does the owner want? To win titles? No, he wants to make money, right? Of course, if I
00:30If I'm going to buy a club, I want to make a profit; if I can win the championship, that's fine too. That's not criticism, it's just a comment.
00:35rather than waking up, and also if the fans there complain, he says, "Tell me about your clothes, I'll do it."
00:41Whatever I want, I own the club, what are you going to do?
00:45"You can protest there, you can go, no, you can't get in here, I'm an authoritarian. So, even in that, football has changed, hasn't it?"
00:54It had an owner, it had one thing, totally, which is that people sometimes want to delete it because they don't want to think about it.
01:01If Flamengo, for example, Flamengo doesn't have an owner, right? If Flamengo sells to someone, they'll pay...
01:09Who? If Flamengo doesn't have an owner, who are they paying?
01:16Yes.
01:17Flamengo is worth trillions, let's pay, I want to buy Flamengo, but who do we pay? If Flamengo doesn't have...
01:22Sir, how did you buy Flamengo?
01:25Yes.
01:26So, it's really strange, man, but they did that in Brasília, and it's a real dogfight.
01:34size.
01:36Thank you very much, all the best to you, thank you very much for your attention, okay?
01:45Thanks.
01:45Thanks.
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