This Thursday (9), MBA students in Innovation from Panthéon-Sorbonne University, located in Paris, France, visited the headquarters of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo with the aim of learning more about the administrative structure and history of the Most Beloved. This is the second time that Flamengo has received a visit from a university abroad this year, the first was in early April, when Stamford University visited Gávea.

The university students came to Brazil on a learning and benchmarking trip to visit several companies in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. They visited the Mais Querido club to learn about the club's facilities. In Gávea, they were given a guided tour by the Flamengo Museum team, passing through the Remo section and visiting the museum to learn more about the club's history. Afterwards, they went to a presentation at the Rogério Steinberg Auditorium.

The delegation was received by Flamengo's Finance Director, Fernando Goes, who gave a presentation on the Flamengo case, focusing on the transformation of a club in debt and with few recent titles to the strongest club economically in the Americas and with a frequent presence in the dispute for titles in the competitions in which it participates, having won two Libertadores, two Brasileirãos and a Copa do Brasil in the space of four years.