The report says the allegations include a New York trip before the World Cup, involving fitness entrepreneur Camila Cristina Andrade and an alleged hotel booking made under Xaud’s name. It also refers to a reported Qatar trip involving model and influencer Tamares Fernandes Barcellos during the Intercontinental World Cup in December 2025.
Those claims remain allegations rather than confirmed findings. However, the locations and reported links to football events have intensified questions over how federation resources are authorised and documented.
The controversy reportedly affected Xaud’s presence around Brazil’s preparations in New Jersey before the team faced Haiti in Philadelphia. The report says he temporarily stepped away from the training base before later attending Brazil’s 3-0 victory.
That sequence creates a difficult backdrop for the CBF. Brazil secured a decisive result on the pitch, but the president’s reported absence placed governance issues alongside football matters during an important stage of World Cup planning.
The federation’s denial puts transparency and administrative responsibility at the centre of the response. A broad statement alone may not settle the issue if further questions emerge about travel approvals, hotel bookings or reimbursements.
The next storyline will be whether the CBF provides clearer documentation and whether Xaud maintains a visible role around Brazil’s upcoming fixtures. With World Cup preparations approaching, the federation will need to keep attention on the team rather than an unresolved dispute over alleged personal spending.