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Flamengo's presidential candidate, Bap criticizes Marcos Braz: "Amador"
BAP questions CRF's management model and defends professional administration at the club
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During an exclusive interview with Coluna do Fla this Tuesday (03), Luiz Eduardo Baptista, candidate for president of Flamengo, presented his ideas for the club if elected. BAP spared no criticism of the current management model, especially the position of vice-president of football, held by Marcos Braz. He questioned the need for an amateur position in such a strategic position at Flamengo.
In his criticism, BAP compared Flamengo with major clubs in world football. "Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, Manchester City, Liverpool... do any of the 25 biggest clubs in the world have a vice-president of amateur football? 12 Serie A clubs do not have a vice-president of amateur football. The current two-time champion Palmeiras does not have a VP of amateur football. Why do you have to have one at Flamengo?", provoked the candidate.
DEFENSE FOR PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT< /p>
In addition to the criticism, BAP defended more professional management at Flamengo, suggesting that the club's strategic positions be occupied by trained professionals and that they are held accountable for results. "You need to have a professional manager who understands the subject, who is held accountable for results and who is responsible for the decisions he makes", he argued.
BAP also highlighted that, in an amateur model, managers do not take responsibility the consequences of their decisions, which compromises the efficiency and responsibility in the management of the club. "In all the important positions we have in life, there is a bonus and a bonus. In the case of an amateur manager, there is only a bonus", he concluded.
FLAMENGO PRESIDENCY ELECTIONS
Flamengo's behind-the-scenes are increasingly busy as the presidential elections approach. Voting is scheduled for December 9th, from 8am to 9pm (Brasília time). The candidates in the dispute are Luiz Eduardo Baptista, Rodrigo Dunshee, Maurício Gomes de Mattos, Wallim Vasconcellos and Pedro Paulo.
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Vini Jr, ex-Flamengo, gives 2 assists and Real Madrid goes to the Copa del Rey final
The Mengão player is decisive in the clash between Los Merengues and Real Sociedad and sets the pace in the 4-4 draw that guaranteed qualification for the tournament
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Vini Jr. continues to be one of the biggest names in world football and, this Tuesday (01), it was no different. The player revealed by Flamengo scored two assists in the 4-4 draw between Real Madrid (ESP) and Real Sociedad (ESP), in the semi-final of the Copa del Rey, which culminated in the Brazilian team's qualification .
After conceding a goal in the first half, Vinicius found a pass for compatriot Endrick , who tied the match for Real Madrid . After the break, Real Sociedad managed to break the tie and extended the score to 3-1. The former Flamengo player then made a beautiful play on the left and provided the assist for Englishman Jude Bellingham , who scored the second goal and kept the team alive in the game.
Shortly after, Aurélien Tchouaméni tied the match at 3–3, giving the duel an exciting tone. Mikel Oyarzabal put Real Sociedad ahead again, but Antonio Rüdiger , in extra time, equalized the score once again and guaranteed Real Madrid's qualification for the final of the Copa del Rey in Spain, due to the Merengues' victory in the first leg by 1–0.
WHO'S WAITING IN THE FINAL?
Now, Vini Jr. 's Real Madrid will be watching the Copa del Rey from the best seats in the house. Barcelona (ESP) and Atlético de Madrid (ESP) will face each other this Wednesday (02) to decide who will be the opponent in the knockout stage. It is worth mentioning that the first clash ended 4-4.
NUMBERS IN THE SEASON
Vini Jr. continues to post impressive numbers this season for Real Madrid. So far, he has played 42 matches for the Spanish team, in which he has scored 19 goals and provided 12 assists for his teammates. Finally, it is worth mentioning that the former Flamengo player's team is still in the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Championship and the Champions League.
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Training defines Flamengo's starting lineup for the Libertadores debut
Filipe Luís will have to deal with the absences to assemble the 11 for Mengão that will take to the field against Deportivo Táchira in their first game in the competition this year
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Flamengo returns to the field on Thursday (03), when it faces Deportivo Táchira (VEN). Therefore, this Wednesday (02), Filipe Luís will lead the last training session of the squad before the first round of the group stage of the Libertadores . In addition, the coach will define the starting team that will start the match and will have to deal with four absences to assemble the team.
Initially, the tendency is for Flamengo to take to the field with: Rossi; Wesley, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, De La Cruz and Gerson (Luiz Araújo); Michael, Plata and Bruno Henrique. However, the team will still be defined in the morning training session this Wednesday (02).
TRAINING AND DEFINITION OF THE STARTING TEAM
According to Flamengo's schedule, the squad will be present from 7 am (Brasília time) this Wednesday (02). At Ninho do Urubu, the players will start the activity around 7:30 am (Brasília time), with total focus on the game against Deportivo Táchira.
Thus, at the training center, Filipe Luís defines Flamengo 's starting lineup to face Deportivo Táchira. It is worth noting that, despite the probable lineup mentioned above, the red-black coach may send a different team to the field, since the last activity will be decisive in choosing the starting lineup.
GAME AND TRANSMISSION
Flamengo is currently focused on its debut in the Copa Libertadores da América. This Thursday (03), the Mais Querido will face Deportivo Táchira, at the Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo Stadium, in Venezuela. The game will start at 9:30 pm (Brasília time), valid for the first round of the group stage of the South American competition.
The debut of Mais Querido in the Libertadores will be broadcast live on ESPN , on the subscription channel, and on Disney+ , via streaming.
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Flamengo's newcomer dreams of retiring from the club and reveals “anger” with Filipe Luís
The player is one of the “darlings” of the Mengão coach and was a key player in the titles won by the Garotos do Ninho in 2024
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Flamengo 's top scorer in the 2025 Rio de Janeiro title campaign , Wallace Yan is one of Mengão's pleasant surprises at the start of the season. The player has shown different characteristics than he used to in the youth team. The change came after working with Filipe Luís in the under-20s last year. However, the beginning of the relationship was not easy.
he wants to screw me"
“Filipe Luís took me off the team after the 3-0 defeat to Fortaleza (in last year’s Under-20 Brazilian Championship). I said: ‘ he wants to screw me over ’. Then he put me at 9 and asked me to attack the space. I didn’t understand anything . I scored two goals and he said he warned me . He helped me a lot to understand the processes”, said Wallace Yan, in an interview with Julio Miguel Neto.
Before Filipe Luís joined Flamengo 's under-20 team last year, Wallace Yan was a winger . However, the coach saw potential for the current number 64 to play as a center forward and, in the Campeonato Carioca, the change paid off . The youngster from Ninho scored four times in the title-winning campaign.
LOVE FOR FLAMENGO
At 20 years old, Wallace Yan is living a dream. After all, he is passionate about the club . In fact, the striker plans to hang up his boots at Rubro-Negro.
“I want to retire at Flamengo . If I go to Europe and one day have to come back, my priority will be Flamengo. It’s my favorite team, right?” he added.
CHANCE IN THE LIBERTADORES?
Last year's U-20 Libertadores champion, Wallace Yan is now dreaming of an opportunity in South America's top competition. The striker is competing for a spot on the list of players for Venezuela, where Flamengo will face Deportivo Táchira (VEN) on Thursday (03), away from home. The ball starts rolling at 9:30 pm (Brasília time).
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