Mais Querido returns to the pitch after two months without playing
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0After two months without games, Meninas da Gávea returns to the field this Saturday (17), where they face Avaí Kindermann, at 11 am, in the 14th round of the Brasileirão Feminino. Flamengo is looking for a place among the top eight that will qualify for the next phase; see below where to watch live.WHERE TO WATCH LIVE FLAMENGO Rubro-Negro currently occupies eighth place, that is, the last place, with 18 points. In 13 games played, there were five wins, three draws and five defeats.
Thus, red and black fans who want to follow another Mais Querido match in the Brasileirão will have two options. This is because the GOAT Channel, on YouTube and TV Brasil (EBC) will broadcast the duel that takes place at the Carlos Alberto Neves Stadium, in Caçador (SC).
NEW REINFORCEMENTSDuring After the Brazilian Women's Championship was stopped due to the Olympic Games, Mais Querido took the opportunity to reinforce the squad.
In this way, Rubro-Negro hired Leidiane, an attacking midfielder who, after a quick spell in French football, returned to Mais Querido and striker Valéria Cantuário, who played the last three seasons at Benfica (POR). Defender Augustina also arrived. Darlene and Naná have left the club.
There are still 8 lawsuits against the club in court; Fla can appeal
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0Controversies always seem to surround Flamengo, and yet another unexpected piece of news involving the club came to light this Wednesday (18), this time related to women's football. Rubro-Negro was condemned by the courts in a case brought by six former players, with a decision that surprised everyone.
The action, which had been ongoing since 2021, resulted in a conviction worth R$3.2 million. According to information from Uol, the names of the players were not revealed, but they were released during the reformulation of the sport in 2022 and were seeking recognition of a professional bond with Flamengo.
Flamengo, which maintains a partnership with the Brazilian Navy did not pay the athletes directly, as they were third sergeants. They played for the club between 2015 and 2021, a period in which they won the Brazilian Women's Championship. However, the players argued that the practice adopted by the club and the Navy was irregular, according to the partnership contract.
“An item in the cooperation term made it clear that the Navy would not provide financial resources, nor would it carry out the direct transfer of facilities. Flamengo was intentionally omitted to pay the athletes”, guarantees lawyer Rafael Cunha.
Possibility of appealDespite the initial decision, Flamengo can still appeal. The Regional Labor Court of Rio de Janeiro unanimously understood that Flamengo benefited from the situation and determined that the club must record the athletes' contributions in their Work Cards, in addition to paying the due salaries and other labor obligations.
In addition to these six players, eight others also filed lawsuits against Flamengo for the same reason, but their trials have not yet taken place. In response to Uol, the club commented on the case:
“Of the nine legal actions involving former Navy athletes and coaches, eight had court decisions removing the employment relationship with the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, considering that these are exclusively third-level Navy sergeants”, he says.
In total, 70 children, from the Cantagalo and Queimados centers, had the chance to practice the sport under the guidance of high-level professionals
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0Last week, children who practice judo in the social project Jogaremos Juntos, promoted by Flamengo's Social Responsibility, had an unforgettable experience. They visited the club's headquarters, in Gávea, and trained alongside Flamengo's judo teachers and athletes, experiencing a day full of learning, discipline and sportsmanship.
In total, 70 children, from centers of Cantagalo and Queimados, had the chance to practice judo under the guidance of high-level professionals, reinforcing the values of the sport, such as respect, determination and teamwork.
At the dojô, the children were welcomed by the coach of the under-13 and under-15 red-black judo teams, Rodrigo Domiciano, who, together with club athletes, shared his experiences and spoke about the importance of dedication to progress in the sport. “In the midst of so many negative references, it is essential that these children have positive references. Here they can see that it is possible to reach a higher degree, seek a black belt, seek important competitions and this will change their realities”, he said.
For many, the day was a unique opportunity to become inspire, dream big and continue following the path of sport. “The children came very excited. They've been talking about coming here to Flamengo for a week. It's important for them to be here, in a different place, with so much structure... This all makes them want to dedicate themselves more”, said professor Alves, who teaches judo at Jogaremos Juntos - Núcleo Queimados. Cantagalo resident Leda Maria Pereira de Macedo, mother of student Davi, added. “Children who live in communities need sports so they don't get lost and judo has already got my son back on track. He now has discipline, he has become another child! Davi takes a shower, goes to bed early... I'm very happy. I'm very grateful to have the project there”, she praised.
With its own methodology, Jogaremos Juntos is an education project through sport, based on socio-emotional skills. Through it, children and young people have the opportunity to work on self-knowledge, resilience, empathy, focus and other skills that they learn from sports and put into practice to face and overcome challenges in life, whether at school, in family or with friends.
In total, the project serves 800 children in six communities in Rio de Janeiro - Cantagalo Pavão Pavãozinho, Complexo do Alemão, Vila Aliança, Morro do Banco, Santa Cruz and Queimados - with classes football, judo, basketball, artistic gymnastics and volleyball. The project is encouraged by the Federal Sports Incentive Law and has Shell as a sponsor.
The player will defend his sixth Brazilian team in his career
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0The former striker of Flamengo Vagner Love has a new home after leaving Atlético-GO. This last Saturday (22), Avaí officially announced the signing of the player. Thus, at 40 years old, the center forward will compete in Série B of the Brasileirão.
Vagner Love chose to change clubs after not having space at Atlético-GO . In the Goiás team since January 2024, the former Flamengoreturns to Série B, a competition he played with Sport Recife in 2022 and 2023. Love's contract with the Santa Catarina team runs until May 2025.
The Mais Querido hired Vagner Love in 2010 and formed the "empire of love". This is because the striker left CSKA to join Adriano Imperador. However, the player failed to win titles with Rubro-Negro and returned to Russia in 2012.
With two spells at Mais Querido, Vagner Love played 80 games, scored 47 goals and provided four assists. So, now 40 years old, the player is preparing to embark on the final stretch of his career.
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