The players of Brazil's biggest football club have requested the authorities to take care of their economic interests before the major tournaments again. Football activities in Brazil have been stalled since mid-March due to Coronavirus and there is uncertainty about when it will resume.

According to the report of the news agency, officials of FENAPAF, the national association of Brazilian footballers, have been asked to improve the ongoing dialogue with the players so that their interests are taken care of.

A statement said, "Brazilians love football and want to return to it and we also love it and want it back. We all want to go back to work, but we have to take care of our health Have to think too." The national association FENAPAF has also released a video, which features players from the 10 biggest clubs in Brazil. It also includes Flamingo and Santos players and has issued this message. The Serie-A league in Brazil was to begin on May 3 but has been postponed indefinitely.

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