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Flamengo will have a player on loan against the club in the semi-finals of the Copa do Brasil
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The coach's departure will be at the end of the year at the latest, but some people expected him to leave with Pablo Fernández
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Some key figures at Flamengo had been hoping Sampaoli had resigned for weeks. The coach could have left with physical trainer Pablo Fernández after the aggression against Pedro last month. The situation, which was already tense, got even worse after the episode.
On Sunday night (27), information was released that the Argentine would not be with the team next year. His contract will be shortened by at least one year. Instead of concluding his time with Mengão in December 2024, as agreed, he will leave before the end of 2023.
According to 'ge', some people on the board of Mais Querido believed that Sampaoli's resignation would not be necessary, as he himself might wish to leave. That's because of the episode between Pablo Fernández, who was his right-hand man, and the number 9 of the squad.
Fernández slapped and punched Pedro three times after a game against Atlético-MG on July 29. The case ended up removing the trainer from the club almost immediately and it was believed that Sampaoli would leave in solidarity with his colleague, who he himself called for the physical team, which did not happen.
In fact, , after that day, the situation between the coach and the players and the club got even worse. In addition to Pedro losing a lot of space, abruptly and for no apparent reason, the coach had a somewhat controversial position and did not talk to the player, to settle accounts, for more than two weeks.
On social media, the Argentine made a publication talking about the situation. However, he put the attacker and the victim on an equal footing, as if Pedro had an equal share of guilt, which justified the punch. The attempt to pick up the pieces after the disastrous conduct of the post-fight involved the football command, but the wound never closed.
The club has another striker out
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Flamengo will face Grêmio in Porto Alegre, but an important absence has already been confirmed: Gabigol, one of the team's main attackers, will not travel with the red-black delegation. The player will remain in Rio de Janeiro, where he will focus on improving his physical form. The decision not to take the striker to the capital of Rio Grande do Sul aims to ensure that he has enough time to dedicate himself to physical preparation at Ninho do Urubu, the club's training center. Although there is no confirmed injury, Flamengo appears to be taking precautions to avoid wear and tear that could compromise the remainder of the season.
This choice may surprise some fans, as Gabigol is one of the team's key players and, generally, an undisputed starter in decisive matches. The absence of Gabriel Barbosa, known as Gabigol, raises questions about how Flamengo should arm the team offensively for the clash. Despite Gabigol's absence, Flamengo has alternatives in attack, with players like Pedro and Bruno Henrique, who can take the lead. The expectation is that the coach will use these options to compensate for the striker's absence.
The decision to spare Gabigol may be related to the club's long-term planning. Flamengo faces a marathon of important games, and the physical recovery of its athletes becomes essential to maintain performance in simultaneous competitions. According to information released by Mauro Cezar, Gabigol is focused on improving his physical side. This could mean that the player has been feeling the wear and tear accumulated throughout the season.
Flamengo has adopted a strategy of preserving some of its main players at certain times, aiming to avoid injuries that could sideline them for long periods of time. periods. This preventive measure is common in clubs that compete in several competitions and have a tight schedule. With this, the idea is that the athlete returns in better condition, ready to perform at a higher level in the next matches.
The club has its main problem being resolved
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Forward Michael, from Flamengo, took an important step towards his return to the field this Friday (20). The player, who was away from activities due to an injury, participated in activities on the field, signaling an accelerated evolution in his recovery process. Although the initial deadline for his return was two months, the athlete's performance exceeded medical and technical expectations, opening up the possibility of an earlier-than-expected return.
Michael was injured a few weeks ago, in a situation that worried the medical department and Flamengo's technical committee. The injury, which would initially require more extensive treatment, led to the expectation of a prolonged absence. The deadline initially given by the doctors was two months, a period considered reasonable for the player to fully recover and be able to return to his normal activities at the club without the risk of a relapse.
A RETURN BEFORE TIME < /b>However, over the last few weeks, the player has shown impressive progress, which has generated optimism among Flamengo members. This Friday, Michael held his first training session on the field since his injury, an important milestone in the rehabilitation process. This activity is an indication that the player may be able to return to the starting lineup soon, if there are no new setbacks in his treatment.
The medical department of Flamengo remains cautious, but does not hide its optimism with the attacker's progress. The better-than-expected recovery, both in terms of time and performance, is seen as a positive sign for the club, which is counting on the player at a crucial moment of the season. With several important commitments in sight, Michael's presence would be a valuable reinforcement for the red and black team, which seeks to remain competitive both in the Brazilian Championship and in international competitions.
The club had a collection seen as "giant"
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Since Rodolfo Landim assumed the presidency of Flamengo, the club has been going through a phase of major investment, reflecting its ambition to remain competitive both on the national and international scene. Surveying the amounts invested by Flamengo in signings in recent years brings to light an interesting panorama of how the club has managed its resources, oscillating between periods of more restrained spending and years of massive investment in reinforcements. This financial management includes not only the acquisition of players' economic rights, but also expenses with gloves and intermediation, which are important to understand the complete scenario.
The year 2019 marked the beginning of the Rodolfo Landim administration, and with he came a true revolution in Flamengo's investments in football. That year, the club spent a total of R$360.96 million on signings. This robust investment reflected the need to reformulate the squad to make it competitive on several fronts, as Flamengo competed in high-level competitions such as the Copa Libertadores da América, the Campeonato Brasileiro and the Copa do Brasil.
A LEGACY TO BE LEAVED IN THE MOST FAVORITE
Among the most notable signings of 2019, players such as striker Gabriel Barbosa (Gabigol) stand out, who arrived on loan from Inter from Milan before being signed permanently, and Spanish defender Pablo Marí, who became a fundamental piece in the defensive system of the team led by Jorge Jesus. Flamengo also brought internationally renowned players, such as Uruguayan midfielder Giorgian De Arrascaeta, who stood out at Cruzeiro and was one of the club's biggest investments that year. These movements in the market brought immediate results, culminating in the conquests of the Libertadores and Brasileirão.
In 2020, the world of football was impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, and Flamengowas no exception. The club drastically reduced its investments in signings, recording a total of R$227.443 million spent throughout the year. Even with the decrease in spending compared to 2019, Flamengo still managed to maintain a competitive squad and continued fighting for titles, although it did not repeat the success of 2019.
Part of the drop in investments can be attributed to the economic uncertainty caused by the pandemic, with a reduction in the club's revenues, mainly due to the absence of audiences in the stadiums and the decrease in marketing revenues. Even so, Flamengo made some specific moves in the market, seeking to maintain the quality of the squad without compromising its finances too much.
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