Given the commitment of Brazil with FIFA (International Football Federation) to perform sporting events, specifically the Confederations Cup in 2013 and World Cup in 2014, the Government of the State of Minas Gerais used the Public-Private Partnership model (PPP) to promote the works of reform and modernization of Mineirão Complex in Belo Horizonte. The PPP aims at enabling infrastructure projects that require large financial investments. However, uncertainty about the football game public demand is high and this may cause some companies that might be interested in doing the work, not participate in the award. Thus, one way to reduce this risk is the government offer a warranty claim, which is guaranteed a predetermined recipe whenever the investor s results are below expectations. This guarantee is seen as a put option for the Minas Arena, a private company, and as a call for the government. In this context, this paper developed a model supported the theory of real options with the objective of evaluating these design options and establish risk limits for each of the stakeholders. The analysis showed that the strategy of associating a warranty claim to a ceiling disbursements (winning bid of the bidding process) has positive value to the government and negative for the dealer. Average monthly historical square was used, in which the average demand does not exceed 50 percent of the capacity of the stadium. In addition, some sensitivities of the main model parameters suggested a high sensitivity of the option value to little variation of these parameters. These results reveal that private enterprise could have signed the project without the need for public assurance option, since the main games of the Mineirão stadium are highly concentrated in Cruzeiro team, who have a stable behavior of games throughout the year with the exception of classical days.