Flamengo grants amnesty to defaulting members
Members who are in arrears can regularize their situation with the club until the end of 2011
By Official Website Team - in
Flamengo members who are in debt with the club, regardless of the period or amount, can regularize their situation by the end of this year and regain the benefits granted to Flamengo members. To do so, simply visit the club's office, located at the club headquarters in Gávea, and re-register by paying the renewal fee.
The amnesty will be granted to all categories of Flamengo members, but the fee amount varies as follows: more than 10 years of delinquency (R$150), between five and 10 years of delinquency (R$100), and less than five years of delinquency (R$70). It is worth noting that equity members and owners who have not fully paid their membership fees will not be eligible for the amnesty until they have actually paid off their membership fees (there is a distinction between monthly fees and membership fees).
"To re-register, members simply need to go to the club's office, bring their club ID with their registration number, and pay the membership renewal fee. In just a few steps, they'll become a regular member of the club," said Flamengo's general secretary, Alexandre Lima, revealing that 10 members could benefit from the amnesty.
"We conducted a survey and found that there are approximately 10 members who have failed to honor their commitments for a variety of reasons. The fact is that these members wanted to keep their old memberships, a memento of their childhood, their time as athletes, and even the days of enjoying professional soccer training with Zico, Adílio, and Nunes. With this amnesty, they will be able to do just that," he added.
The amnesty will be granted to all categories of Flamengo members, but the fee amount varies as follows: more than 10 years of delinquency (R$150), between five and 10 years of delinquency (R$100), and less than five years of delinquency (R$70). It is worth noting that equity members and owners who have not fully paid their membership fees will not be eligible for the amnesty until they have actually paid off their membership fees (there is a distinction between monthly fees and membership fees).
"To re-register, members simply need to go to the club's office, bring their club ID with their registration number, and pay the membership renewal fee. In just a few steps, they'll become a regular member of the club," said Flamengo's general secretary, Alexandre Lima, revealing that 10 members could benefit from the amnesty.
"We conducted a survey and found that there are approximately 10 members who have failed to honor their commitments for a variety of reasons. The fact is that these members wanted to keep their old memberships, a memento of their childhood, their time as athletes, and even the days of enjoying professional soccer training with Zico, Adílio, and Nunes. With this amnesty, they will be able to do just that," he added.