Last Tuesday (5) the federal government published a new law announcing changes to the entry of foreigners into Brazilian territory. Dated October 2, Decree 658 updates the previous text of Ordinance No. 657 of October 2 (Saturday) and excludes stricter restrictions during the pandemic. Brazilians or foreigners who come from any other country must complete an entry form in Brazil and submit a negative PCR test for Covid-19.
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The new measure makes the CBF’s request for an exemption to enter Brazilians working in England has no effect. And the last of them called up Douglas Luiz from Aston Villa to replace Casemiro. In addition, Edison Cavani, the Manchester United striker, will be able to play in Uruguay. The two teams will meet on the 14th in Manaus.
On September 17, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) sent a special request to the federal government for the release of athletes from England and also Uruguayan Cavani. The goal was to avoid obstacles upon arrival of any athlete, as happened in the duel between Brazil and Argentina, at the New Coimica Arena, when he did not tell four Argentine players that they had passed through the United Kingdom.
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