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Internacional defender Rodinei sent off against parent club Flamengo after fan paid £133k to let him play

What was said?
The Porto Alegre outfit expressed their gratitude towards wealthy farmer Maggi Scheffer, who resides in the centre-west region of Brazil, after his sizeable donation last week.
"Internacional this Friday received a 1 million real ($185,794.18) donation from Elusmar Maggi Scheffer," a statement from Internacional reads.
"The Colorado fan ... signed an agreement that gives the club the money with no strings attached. Our sincerest thanks."
Why was Rodinei shown a red card?
Much was at stake for Internacional and Flamengo as only a point separated the two sides in the league standings before their latest meeting, which ensured that tensions were high both on the pitch and in the dugout.

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Meet Johnny: The New Jersey boy on the brink of becoming Brazilian title winner with Internacional

But it would also place firmly in the spotlight a young prospect who is turning heads north of the equator too: Joao 'Johnny' Cardoso, whose abilities in the heart of midfield have already placed him in line for a regular berth in the United States national team.
Cardoso, who turned 19 in September midway through Inter's Serie A campaign, was born more than 5,000 miles away from his current Porto Alegre home - in Denville Township, nestled in the suburban northern reaches of New Jersey some 30 miles outside New York City.
When he was just three months of age, his Brazilian parents, who ran a porcelain business in the town, decided to move back to their nation of birth. And even in Criciuma, Santa Catarina state, that early influence remained strong, most notably in his distinctly un-Brazilian name.

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