In yet another action that proves the transparency of its management, Flamengo will print on the The logo of the "Pact for Sport" will be displayed on the back of the Sacred Mantle in the match against Vasco da Gama next Sunday in Manaus. The initiative comes as the club proudly reaches 100% compliance with the Pact. 

The "Pact for Sport" defines a set of positive rules for entities sports organizations to obtain sponsorship. The pact is voluntary and self-regulated, and aims to support improved management of sports organizations, establish sponsorship security, and define clear rules and mechanisms to promote integrity, transparency, and efficient management in sports.

The ideals of austerity, ethics and transparency maintain Flamengo's position in leadership in the quest for market credibility. In addition to the "Pact for Sport," Rubro-Negro also fought for Profut, which brought a new regulatory reality to clubs.

"Compliance with the principles of the "Pact for Sport" is another milestone achieved by Flamengo, which spearheaded the formulation and approval of Profut. We are recognized as a citizen club and, as such, have won several awards for transparency and quality of governance. This is a hallmark of our club that will only yield positive results," emphasizes president Eduardo Bandeira de Mello.

"With the final adaptation to the "Pact for Sport", Flamengo is qualified to be part of a A very limited group of sports entities eligible for sponsorship and investment from major national and multinational companies that prioritize compliance with the highest corporate governance standards. For us at EY, partners and sponsors of Flamengo's Olympic sports, it is a source of satisfaction and peace of mind to know that our investments, and ultimately our brand, are being treated with the seriousness and professionalism required by the principles of the "Pact for Sport," says Alexandre Rangel, Partner at Ernest & Young. 

Flamengo has also agreed to be the first football club to be evaluated by "Pact for Sport." The "Pact for Sport" is signed by major companies in the market, such as Correios, Johnson & Johnson, Carrefour, Coca-Cola, Estácio, P&G, among others. The initiative is from "Athletes for Brazil," an organization formed by athletes and former athletes from different sports and generations, which strives for the development of sport and the country, together with partners such as the Ethos Institute and Lide Esporte. "Athletes for Brazil" includes renowned names such as Ana Moser, Ida, Gustavo Borges, Raí, and others. A World Champion with the Brazilian national soccer team in 1994, Raí thanks Flamengo for its partnership:

"This is a very important initiative to promote the "Pact for Sport". The support of Flamengo is a role model and paves the way for other clubs to recognize the importance of a new era of efficient and transparent management. This benefits the teams, sponsoring companies, and the entire sport," argues the former player.

Signatory of the "Pact for Sport", Estácio celebrates another partnership with Flamengo:

"As one of the biggest supporters of Brazilian sport, Estácio always seeks Partners who share their values, such as ethics and transparency in management. Flamengo is recognized as an institution that values ​​best governance practices, which is why Estácio is a partner of the basketball team, and the athletes in this sport are our students. Our partnership is solid, and we are united in the "Pact for Sport," says Claudia Romano, Director of Social Responsibility and Partnerships at Estácio Group.

Flamengo's Official Website now provides all documents relating to the policies of red-black governance. Just access the section "Transparency".