SHINING! FLAMENGO CREARY BREAKS BRAZILIAN RECORD IN ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP

The Flamengo, one of the biggest clubs in Brazilian football, continues to reap rewards not only within the four lines, but also outside of them. This time, the highlight is the influence of one of its most experienced players: David Luiz. The defender, who has already played for major European clubs, has shown himself to be a crucial figure in the development of the younger players in the squad.

One of these young talents is the striker Carlinhos, who recently opened his heart to FlaTV about the positive impact that David Luiz has had on his life. During the interview, Carlinhos did not mince words to describe how important David Luiz has been to him. "He's a guy that God put in my path", said the young striker, highlighting the spiritual and personal dimension of the relationship between them.

FLAMENGO HAS A NEW ATHLETE MENTOR 

“It's helping me a lot. Changing my life.” Carlinhos' words reveal a side of football that is often away from the spotlight: mentoring and emotional support between players.

David Luiz, with his vast experience in international football, brought to Flamengonot just his skills on the field, but also a wealth of knowledge and experiences that are invaluable for younger players. The defender has gone through moments of glory and adversity, both at clubs like Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, and with the Brazilian national team. This background allows him to offer valuable advice that goes beyond game tactics and into the personal and professional lives of his teammates.

A France It was surprised by a series of acts of vandalism that targeted the High Speed ​​Train (TGV) system just hours before the opening of the Paris Olympics. The coordinated action resulted in major inconvenience for passengers, including the Brazilian Women's Team, which had its journey delayed due to the incidents. Railway operations were temporarily suspended, generating a significant impact on mobility.

According to the French state railway operator, the attacks took place in the early hours of the morning and specifically targeted the installations of the high-speed lines connecting A WARNING ON THE OLYMPICS 

The strike mainly affected lines that connect Paris to the rest of France and neighboring countries, causing great inconvenience for thousands of passengers who depend on these services daily. The suspension of operations took many by surprise, especially those traveling to participate in or watch the Olympic Games, an event of great importance and global visibility.

French authorities acted quickly to control the situation, mobilizing teams emergency response to assess and repair the damage caused by the attacks. < b>In a statement official, the state railway operator reported that it is working tirelessly to restore service as quickly as possible, but did not provide a specific deadline for the normalization of operations.

The transfer window opened on July 10th. Therefore, Flamengo has already started moving in the market in search of reinforcement. Initially, Mais Querido’s idea is to ‘repatriate’ Lucas Paquetá. However, West Ham (ING) refused Fla's first proposal.

According to the specialized page 'West Ham Football', the English club refused the offer of 5 million euros, plus 10 million euros in bonus. It is worth mentioning that, at the current price, the amount would reach approximately R$90 million.

Flamengo's proposal was made around ten days ago. However, the English club immediately refused the red-black proposal. West Ham's attitude, however, was already expected by Mais Querido, who has not yet given up on negotiations.

Currently, Flamengo understands that Lucas Paquetá needs to talk to coach Julen Lopetegui and the directors of West Ham to discuss leaving for Fla. Mais Querido's vice-president of football, Marcos Braz, and the department's executive director, Bruno Spindel, plan to go to England by the end of July.

The idea of ​​Flamengo's directors is negotiate the signing of Lucas Paquetá personally with West Ham representatives. For the Red and Black president, Rodolfo Landim, repatriating the midfielder would end his tenure with a 'golden key'.