The club's Marketing Director, Ricardo Hinrichsen, and lawyer Pedro Trengrouse traveled to Milan, where they met today with the administrators of the San Siro Giuseppe Meazza Stadium. Like the Maracanã, the San Siro is owned by the government but managed by a consortium formed by Milan and Inter Milan, a model similar to what could happen at the Maracanã, under the consortium formed by Flamengo, Fluminense, and the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).

Hinrichsen also met with the director of the San Siro Museum, Mr. Onorato Arisi. The museum, which primarily houses collections from Inter and Milan, is interested in collaborating on the construction of the Flamengo Museum and hosting an exhibition of club memorabilia.

Still in Barcelona, ​​President Marcio Braga met with Formula Superliga directors to discuss strategies to enhance the club's participation in the competition, including holding a race in Brazil from the 2nd season onwards, as there is great interest in the sport in the country.