Faced with the repercussions, Fluminense paralyzes negotiations with Clayson

The council evaluates the negative reaction of the tricolor fans after the leak of the negotiations

Fluminense’s negotiations with Clayson have taken a new turn. According to “GE”, after the deal was well underway, the leak caused Tricolor das Laranjeiras to paralyze the negotiations. The reason was the negative backlash from the Italian supporters in view of the possibility that the attacker could land at the club.

Clayson was accused of assaulting a woman in December 2021. The case ended up in court, but the player was acquitted due to lack of evidence. While the fans react with evil eye, the case worries the Laranjeiras club, which could withdraw from the agreement.

Clayson had been chosen by Fernando Diniz as a winger to be an alternative to Keno. The player is about to finish his contract with V-Varen Nagasaki, of the Japanese Second Division, and says goodbye with a return to Brazilian football.

The news of the negotiation provoked the mobilization on social networks so that Fluminense did not hire the attacker. According to “Canal do Lessa”, there was division between the tricolor dome.

In late 2021, Clayson was accused by Danielle Sarti, a 22-year-old, of being attacked in a motel in Cuiabá, where they were staying with two other men and two women. Cuiabá terminated the striker’s contract, who was on loan from Bahia. Tricolor Bahia also fired him in January 2022.

The 28-year-old went to play overseas but the trial continued in court. The ruling acquitted the player and the other two men in September last year for insufficient evidence. According to the judge Maria Rosi de Meira Borba, “the parties involved have provided different and contradictory versions of what happened”.

Source: Terra

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