THERE will be one Brazilian club in the final of the Libertadores Cup this year with four teams in the last eight all meeting each other and the winners of those ties meeting in the semi-final. After a relatively lean spell during which Brazil won just one in five (2017), the South American champions may get their hands on the impressive Libertadores trophy once more. The other half of the draw sees a potential repeat of the 2018 final, River Plate v Boca Juniors, in the semi-final, which will undoubtedly send CONMEBOL into blind panic. It’s not all good news for Brazil’s clubs, though. From a financial perspective, they have issues to deal with. The consultancy, LEK estimated that 70% of Brazil’s top clubs…