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Despite recent fiscal trouble, Internacional’s revenue has varied between R$400 million to R$470 million annually, heavily influenced by player transfers. As debts escalate beyond manageable levels closer to the range of their annual revenues, the ability to sustain financial demands becomes precarious.

The Role of Financial Regulations

Discussions surrounding financial regulation and fair play mechanisms are growing louder within Brazilian football. Critics argue that the absence of such regulations compounds the financial woes, as clubs feel pressure to compete at all costs—sometimes leading them to ignore their own financial limitations. This could lead to a scenario where multiple clubs face similar predicaments due to inflated spending and unsustainable practices.