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Looking ahead, it is reasonable to speculate that the majority of Brazilian clubs may eventually transition to the SAF model due to competitive pressures. In European football, a majority of successful teams are controlled by individual owners or corporate bodies, creating a disparity that Brazilian clubs may seek to close.
However, it’s important to note that ongoing success and stability can still be achieved with traditional models. Clubs like Palmeiras and Flamengo demonstrate that robust organization and smart financial management can yield titles and profitability without necessitating a shift to the SAF structure.