
Ahead of a historic upcoming contest in South America between the Dallas Cowboys and the Baltimore Ravens, questions have been raised regarding the turf quality at Maracaña Stadium. Local soccer athletes representing the Flamengo club, including Giorgian De Arrascaeta and Agustín Rossi, recently voiced strong complaints about uneven areas, surface bumps, and difficult ball control during their domestic matches.
While the league acknowledges the current surface concerns, ownership of the stadium remains with the soccer team through upcoming fixtures before league personnel can begin preparations. Groundskeepers are actively working on the pitch to ensure it is ready for the international showcase once the final local match concludes.
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