CBF event brings together the country's top football executives and discusses the invasion of betting sites.

Scheduled for the 26th, the CBF Academy Summit will bring together some of the leading names in the sport in São Paulo for different panels, including a discussion on how football will be affected by the ever-increasing invasion of betting houses.

The debate on betting will include Régis Dudena, Secretary of Prizes and Betting at the Ministry of Finance, and lawyer Pietro Cardia Lorenzoni. In another panel, the topic of combating match-fixing will be discussed by the president of the Superior Court of Sports Justice, Luís Otávio Veríssimo, the director-general of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, and the legal director of FIFA, Emilio García Silvero.

Furthermore, the event will also be attended by the president of the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation), Ednaldo Rodrigues, the Minister of Sport, André Fufuca, the coaches of the Brazilian men's and women's national teams, Dorival Júnior and Arthur Elias, as well as the executive coordinators of the national teams, Rodrigo Caetano (men's) and Cristiane Gambaré (women's).

Among the club representatives will be Julio Casares, from São Paulo, Leila Pereira, from Palmeiras, and Rodolfo Landim, from Flamengo, who will discuss financial sustainability and competitiveness among clubs, as well as Alessandro Barcelos, from Internacional, Marcelo Teixeira, from Santos, and Mário Bittencourt, from Fluminense, who will discuss the planning and strategic management of clubs. Also confirmed are the CEOs of the SAFs (Sociedades Anônimas de Futebol, SAFs) of Fortaleza, Bahia, Botafogo, Cruzeiro, Red Bull Bragantino, and Vasco. ( Danilo Lavieri's column from UOL )