The midfielder reaches the transfer limit in Brazil this Sunday against Coritiba. Inter, which is interested in signing the player, will be his seventh rival.

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With his contract with Flamengo about to expire on July 4th, Ibson is experiencing a period of uncertainty at Gávea. While the club attempts to reach an agreement to purchase his federation rights from Porto, the midfielder remains firm in his assertion that he only thinks about getting on the field and doing his best in the time he has left. However, this simple act of stepping onto the field could soon result in the player's market being restricted. This Sunday, at 16 pm, at Couto Pereira Stadium, the number 7 will take the field to face Coritiba in another round of the Brasileirão. This will be his sixth match for Flamengo in the competition, a transfer limit within the country. Time to think about preserving his position? Not in Ibson's opinion. "I'm not thinking about that right now. I'm focused on the match against Coritiba. But I have a contract with Flamengo and will play normally." \ Therefore, if he doesn't have any injury problems during the week, Ibson would complete his seventh match for Flamengo in the competition against Internacional on Sunday the 21st at the Maracanã. This would put an end to the possibility of playing for another club in Brazil in 2008, precisely against the club that has already publicly expressed interest in signing him. In addition to Colorado, the midfielder could also face Fluminense the following weekend, before his contract ends.\