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Resenha Bandeirantes de 06/03/2026

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The Resenha Bandeirantes lineup is changing completely starting Monday, with new hosts Alexandre Porpetone and Ale Oliveira joining.

1. Resenha Bandeirantes, a daily sports-talk show on Rádio Bandeirantes, airs its final episode with Pedro Martelli and Paulo do Vale as co-hosts on March 6, 2026. 2. Regular hosts Pedro Martelli, Paulo do Vale, Bruno Milhoz, and Everton Ramos present; Gabi is absent after giving advance notice. 3. The episode functions partly as a farewell for the outgoing panel and partly as a standard Friday sports-news roundup. 4. Martelli and Paulo do Vale announce that the new Resenha panel from Monday will be Ale Oliveira, Fui Clear (with impressions), Eri Johnson described as 'rei da Resenha,' and Alexandre Porpetone. 5. The departing hosts reveal they have created a new 3–4 AM Saturday program called 'Óscares e Motos,' which already has a sponsor secured, to maintain their broadcasting presence. 6. Jesse Lingard, 33, is announced as a new Corinthians signing with shirt number 77; his full registered name is 'Jesse Silva Oliveira Lingard.' 7. Lingard was reportedly set to join Remo of Belém before Corinthians intervened, leading hosts to joke that Remo deserves a 'vitrine fee' for inadvertently showcasing the player. 8. Hosts describe Lingard as part of a talented English midfield generation alongside Dele Alli and Mason Mount that never fully delivered, noting he spent years on loan at smaller English clubs before moving to Seoul FC in South Korea. 9. His monthly salary at Corinthians is discussed as approximately 600,000 reais, which hosts call acceptable relative to the broader Brazilian football salary market where some defenders earn more. 10. Everton Ramos reports that Neymar has been absent from the last three Santos field training sessions at CTR Pelé, working exclusively inside the gym on load management. 11. Hosts note Neymar played 90 minutes in each of Santos's last two matches and debate whether the training absence indicates injury risk ahead of the World Cup squad announcement. 12. Paulo do Vale argues that Santos president Marcelo Teixeira has publicly committed to managing Neymar's workload around Copa selection, making the absence less alarming. 13. Santos is also awaiting the arrival of defender Lucas Veríssimo, whose flight has been delayed by closed airspace; Santos's president's wife is posting daily updates on social media. 14. Fluminense announces the loan of goalkeeper Alisson from São Paulo, with Fluminense covering the salary for the duration. 15. Bruno Milhoz presents the European World Cup qualifying playoff bracket: Slovakia versus Kosovo on March 26 and a Group B bracket of Ukraine, Sweden, Poland, and Albania. 16. Hosts debate Albania's chances against Lewandowski's Poland, concluding the Poles are heavy favorites. 17. The Campeonato Paulista final second leg is set for Sunday at 8pm, with Palmeiras traveling to Novo Horizontino's home city of Novo Horizonte leading 1-0 on aggregate. 18. The tone of the episode is relaxed and celebratory—hosts joke about motorcycles, DJ sets, Pokémon Go, and club social memberships more than in a typical weekday show. 19. Brazilian football fans who follow Corinthians signings, Neymar's fitness, and the Campeonato Paulista title race will find substantive updates across all three stories. 20. Listeners who prefer in-depth tactical analysis over banter-heavy talk radio will find little of interest here.

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