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Brazil’s betting sponsorship crisis: what does Lula’s ad ban and his re-election mean for club finance?
October 13 – Brazilian professional football is going through a sponsorship crisis. On September 25, the government signed Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 , prohibiting the operation, offering, intermediation, and advertising of fixed-odds betting across the country. This meant that the sponsorships and advertising contracts with those providing these services were outlawed from October 6.
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