Remo gets financial warning before transfer window
The Brazilian Serie A club Remo received an official notice from the National Agency for Football Regulation and Sustainability (ANRESF) ahead of the second transfer window (20 July – 11 September). The agency reminded clubs that all new contracts from 1 January 2026 must meet strict solvency requirements under the Football Sustainability System, warning that unpaid wages, transfer fees or image rights could trigger sanctions. It urged clubs to align signings with their real cash‑generation capacity and stressed that the guidance is preventive, not prohibitive.
Remo’s football director Luís Vagner Vivian confirmed the club is simultaneously planning to reduce its roster – currently about 38 players – and to add a limited number of quality reinforcements. Around eight to ten players are expected to leave in the coming weeks, and the club will seek new signings that improve the squad without inflating the wage bill. Vivian told supporters, “The fan can be reassured. No point in bringing quantity if it doesn’t add quality.”
Right‑back Marcelinho, a key starter with 22 appearances, two goals and two assists this season, has attracted interest from clubs in Turkey and Asia. He is under contract until December 2026, and while inquiries are ongoing, Remo says there are no immediate negotiations and the player may sign a pre‑contract abroad next year if his deal is not extended.