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Flamengo remains attentive to the football market and is already preparing for the next transfer window. However, Mais Querido also sees that other teams are following the same path. Napoli (ITA) hired coach Antônio Conte, who is interested in signing Danilo, right back from Juventus (ITA), who is also interested in Mais Querido.
According to information from the Italian newspaper "Repubblica", Napoli is interested in Danilo after the request of his new coach. The Italian team is aware of the Brazilian defender's situation at Juventus and is looking to close a deal. Thus, Flamengo gains competition for the player.
DANILO'S SITUATION
The Brazilian right-back has a contract with Juventus until June 2025. However, he has not yet been contacted to renew his contract. link with the Italian team. Thus, Flamengo and Napoli are trying to sign Danilo, who could leave Italy free of charge in the middle of next year.
FLAMENGO ON THE MARKET
In this way, while Mais Querido waits for Danilo, Wesley is the target of Famalicão (POR). The young man is on the radar of the Portuguese team, who want to sign him on loan. In addition, Rubro-Negro also monitors other athletes for the remainder of the season.
FOCUS ON THE NEXT GAME
After beating Vasco 6-1, the Mais Querido squad received three days off. Thus, the athletes will return to CT Ninho do Urubu this Thursday (6), to begin preparation for the match against Grêmio, on June 13, at 8 pm.
In the match against Cruzeiro, in which the tricolor was defeated, the team complained about the new lighting installations in the stadium, which underwent changes
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On Cruzeiro 's side, the players didn't publicly criticize. "I didn't even notice. If you hadn't said anything, you wouldn't have realized it," said defender Fabrício Bruno, who scored one of the goals. "For me, it didn't make a difference. I'm even surprised, because I didn't know the lighting had been changed. It was fine," added midfielder Lucas Silva.
There are differences on TV and, according to some Tricolor fans, for those on the field. The point is that there's a new positioning of the floodlights, which are now LED, using new technology implemented at the Maracanã.
Previously, the light on the pitch came from a higher point, from the roof. Now, the LEDs are positioned in a section that gives the light a more angled/lateral orientation . This change has made the players' shadows much more apparent on the pitch. On TV, it's something that immediately catches the eye.
But it's not that there's a problem seeing who's in action. There's another issue with the broadcast's visuals— also noticeable live: the crowd is dimly lit. And here, it's because the lighting is gradually changing . It's divided into three circuits: the pitch, the audience, and the stage (the color section).
According to UOL, stadium management will still be working on the lighting system for fans. Stadium workers claim that the technical team working on Globo's broadcasting team liked what they saw during the lighting's debut match between Flamengo and São Paulo.
WHY DID IT CHANGE?
The Maracanã's lighting was changed for two reasons: energy savings and also to adapt to the style of shows and events.
"The new technology guarantees 65% savings in energy consumption and greater durability compared to old reflectors, in addition to enabling synchronized light shows," Maracanã management reported.
According to stadium management, this system is approved by FIFA, CONMEBOL, and the CBF. It is also planned for use in upcoming World Cups.
"ArenaVision LED is an innovative LED lighting solution that meets the latest TV broadcast standards. Designed exclusively for multi-sport applications, ArenaVision LED offers excellent light quality, effective thermal management and a long service life," explained Severiano Braga, CEO of Maracanã, in a statement.
With technical prominence, media coverage and international interaction, the Rio de Janeiro club once again shows why it is called “Most Beloved”
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Flamengo U-20 experienced a magical night at Estádio da Gávea. In an international friendly match held on Friday (18), the red-black team not only won, but also crushed Bayer Leverkusen (GER) 5-1.
The match, besides marking coach Erik ten Hag's debut for the Germans, also represented an affirmation of the strength of the Rio de Janeiro club's youth academy. To crown the evening, the Christ the Redeemer statue was lit up in red and black in a special tribute.
The friendly match between Flamengo U-20 and Bayer Leverkusen took place in a historic setting . To host the match, Flamengo's management set up temporary stands in Gávea.
Despite the high expectations surrounding the debut of Erik ten Hag , formerly of Ajax and Manchester United, it was the young talents from the club's youth academy who shone. Bayer Leverkusen's only goal was scored by Montrell Culbreath late in the match.
Flamengo's U-20 victory had significant repercussions in countries like Germany, England, and the Netherlands. Many European fans expressed surprise at the thrashing of Leverkusen, which has gained notoriety on the European stage in recent years.
The player will soon be able to join other big names revealed at the club such as Vinícius Júnior, Lucas Paquetá and Reinier
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Flamengo striker Joshua is one of the most promising players in the club's youth academy. At 18, the attacking midfielder is known for his tactical intelligence, agility, and the way he feels at home at Gávea. Having played since the U-11s, he is considered one of the club's biggest prospects for the coming years.
Joshua on his career at Flamengo: "When I come here, I feel at home. It's like I'm playing on the street."
In an international friendly match held at the José Bastos Padilha Stadium in Gávea, Flamengo U-20 faced Bayer Leverkusen and won 5-1. Joshua started and helped the team to a 4-0 lead in the first half.
With the score practically decided, the athlete was rested in the final stage. The solid performance drew attention not only to the large scoreline, but also to the resourcefulness of the young Flamengo players, especially Joshua Flamengo, who actively participated in the offensive playmaking.
Joshua has been with Flamengo since the U-11 and U-12 categories. His entire training took place at Ninho do Urubu. His familiarity with the club, the fields, and the environment directly contributes to his strong performance.
Joshua is currently enjoying the best phase of his career. Playing for both the U-20 team and the professional squad, the youngster has already scored his first goal for the Sacred Mantle and participated in preparations for international tournaments, such as the Youth World Cup.