Denilson demanded more than 7 million BRL for Belo Reproduction/MontagemR7
One of the country’s most notorious court battles has come to an end. After 22 years, singer Belo paid off the more than R$7 million debt he owed to former player Denilson.
The Pagodeiro team confirmed this Tuesday (11) that the million dollar amount has been settled. The information was provided by journalist Léo Dias.
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The struggle between the two personalities dates back to Belo’s exit from the Soweto Pagoda group in the 2000s.
About a year after Denílson bought the group’s rights, the singer left Soweto to pursue a solo career. In retrospect, the fivetime world champion claimed that Belo had breached a contract and demanded a fine be paid.
The legal battle lasted more than 20 years and Denílson publicly called on the musician several times to pay off the debt.
The last court decision on this charge was dated November 2022 and gave Denílson a positive reason.
So far, neither the former player nor the singer have publicly commented on the payment.
Incidents of violence and aggression have dominated the sports world for the past week; remember
Violence against football players and fans has erupted in stadiums and beyond for the past week. Off the pitch, former players have been accused of assault and others have been robbed. Remember the instances of violence and aggression that have ravaged the sports world:
A Palmeiras fan Gabriela Anelli Marchiano died this Monday (10), after being hit by shrapnel from a glass bottle thrown by a Flamengo fan. The 23yearold was hoping to enter Allianz Parque to watch the match between the two teams. The victim’s brother lamented the death on social media: “I love you very much and that you can be by my side and watch over our parents, family and friends.”
O ABC player Thonny Anderson experienced moments of tension last Saturday (8), after the team’s loss to Criciúma, in Serie B of the Brazilian Championship. Fans threw stones at the athletes’ vehicles and one smashed the window of the midfielder’s car. The player’s son, who was in the back seat, was nearly hit
Gustavo Mosquito was scared when he left Corinthians training last Friday (7). According to the player’s wife, Rafa Sottomaior, the attacker was handed over by two men with a gun, which they hit in the athlete’s head. The robbers stole a cell phone, sneakers, a wedding ring and a mosquito bag containing personal belongings.
Luís Fabiano’s exwife Juliana Paradela accused the former player of domestic violence and called for protective measures against him. The police report was registered at the Police Department for the Defense of Women (DDM), but the former São Paulo adviser said he knew nothing about the case: “Luis Fabiano communicates through his press and legal advice that he has not yet done so .” was officially subpoenaed because of the content of the registered police report”
Luan from Corinthians was another victim of violence. He was attacked by a group of Gaviões da Fiel fans at the Caribbean Motel, in Barra Funda, in Sao Paulo. According to information from the incident report, seven men, one armed, broke into the suite where the player was supposed to intimidate him. The player published photos with bloody clothes on social networks. but has Fear of filing a complaint
A few days after the aggression against Luan Organized Corinthians fans stormed the hotel where the team was staying in Belo Horizonte, for the game against AmericaMG. With the defeat, members of the organization demanded the performance of defender Gil: “How long will you be stealing from Corinthians?” São Paulo hosted Palmeiras in Morumbi for the Copa do Brasil quarterfinals. The Alviverde team lost 10 and after the final whistle, Tricolor fans got into a fight with MetrôSP security officers. The military police had to be called and three access turnstiles to São PauloMorumbi train station, a billboard, an escalator, a crash barrier and a metal railing were damaged
Presenter and former player Craque Neto was the victim of a robbery in São Paulo. He was stopped in traffic in the Morumbi region when a member of the ‘glassbreaker gang’ broke the window of the car the former Corinthians player was in and took his mobile phone. Neto reacted and grabbed the attacker’s arm but couldn’t stop him.