O Dia Newspaper: Mariana Kalil reveals why she left Goldman Sachs; Flamengo on the hunt for new signings
O Dia Newspaper hit the newsstands this Friday, 6 March 2026, with two stories that are sure to set tongues wagging. On one side, former Goldman Sachs executive Mariana Kalil finally pulls back the curtain on her exit from the bank. On the other, Flamengo finds itself forced back into the market for new players following Danilo's surprise retirement announcement. Get ready for inside info you won't find anywhere else.
Mariana Kalil breaks her silence: "Why I left Goldman Sachs"
In a frank and no-nonsense interview, Mariana Kalil details the reasons that led her to resign from one of the world's most powerful banks. Steering clear of corporate speak, she points to the personal and professional factors that weighed heavily on her decision. "It wasn't an easy choice, but it was necessary," she reveals. Anyone following Mariana's journey knows she built a solid career in finance, but the cost was high. In the interview with O Dia Newspaper, she lists the key triggers for her life change:
- Physical and mental burnout: The pressure for results and the frenetic New York routine took their toll.
- Search for purpose: After years at the top, she felt she needed something that would truly make a difference.
- Desire to go it alone: Mariana reveals she's already putting together a new project focused on sustainable finance – something she couldn't develop within the constraints of the bank.
You can read the full interview in the pages of O Dia Newspaper, with details ranging from life behind the scenes at Goldman Sachs to her future plans. Essential reading for anyone thinking about career and purpose.
Flamengo: Danilo's retirement shakes up the market
If Mariana Kalil's decision surprised the finance world, in Rio de Janeiro sport the shock came with the news of Danilo's retirement. The experienced player, who was on the radar of a few clubs, hung up his boots unexpectedly, forcing Flamengo to speed up negotiations for the right-back position. Behind the scenes at Ninho do Urubu, the club's board have dived straight back into the market.
In recent days, names like Jair Cunha and Edu Gaspar have been floated as potential targets. However, sources close to the club insist there are no formal talks for these players yet. What is known is that Flamengo is keeping a close eye on opportunities, especially after the last-minute injury that ruled Danilo out. The priority is a right-back with international experience, but the name is still being kept under wraps.
Meanwhile, the Flamengo faithful are divided on social media: some are calling for immediate signings, others trust in the youth academy. What's certain is that the transfer market is heating up, and Flamengo won't stand still. Keep up with future editions of O Dia Newspaper for all the details on this unfolding drama.