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Actions are required from club directors and the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation) to address these pressing issues. Reflecting on current conditions, many argue for the prioritization of engaging with the governing bodies of South American football, emphasizing that Brazilian clubs are pivotal in the football ecosystem. Without strong leadership advocating for a re-shaped competition structure, Brazilian football risks stagnation.
Future Perspectives
There’s an urgent need for a delicate balance between maintaining Brazil's unique football culture and innovating a calendar that accommodates its structural needs. Re-evaluating state tournaments might be a component of this reform, as the current integration of these competitions further complicates an already fraught calendar.