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The new date has been set for May 13th, and both players must be present. Therefore, Juan is cleared to play this Wednesday against Fortaleza in the second leg of the Copa do Brasil round of XNUMX.

"We would like to hear from both players, because it is of immense importance that this entire case be clarified," explained Antônio Vanderler, in an interview with the website Justiça Desportiva. \ Flamengo's number 6 was charged under articles 278 (threatening someone, by word, writing, gestures or any other means, to cause them unjust or serious harm) and 258 (assuming an attitude contrary to discipline or sporting morals) of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD). The penalties range from a 30- to 120-day suspension and a one- to ten-match suspension, respectively.\