Fabrício Bruno suffered a shock during Flamengo's victory over Madureira, in the Guanabara Cup, and tests showed a fractured nose
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Just before half-time of Flamengo over Madureira, in the last round of the Guanabara Cup, Fabrício Bruno fell on the field and asked for a replacement. The player still had the opportunity to be examined and ended up leaving the match. After the duel, the Mengão defender underwent tests that revealed a fractured nose.
The play occurred around the 45th minute of the initial stage. In an aerial dispute, Fabrício Bruno got the worst of it after being hit in the face and ended up on the ground. Flamengo's doctors asked for him to be replaced, but the referee's whistle ending the first half allowed him to be better examined. Upon returning to the pitch, Léo Pereira took his place and scored a great free kick.
From the bench, Fabrício Bruno watched Flamengo's categorical victory against Madureira. At the end of the match, he said he felt a little pain, but that he was fine and that it was not a serious problem. He enjoyed the party on the field with his teammates and, after leaving Maracanã, he underwent new tests. Thus, a fractured nose was found.
Despite it being a fracture, Fabrício Bruno is in good health. chances of being available for the first leg of the Carioca Championship semi-final, next weekend. This is because cases of nose injuries have a recovery that allows athletes to continue performing.
Recently, Uruguayan Varela had a similar problem after a fight with Gerson and entered the field around 48 hours later. The usual procedure is to use a carbon fiber mask, which provides good protection. It, however, must be used for a longer period, until the bones have fully recovered.
In an interview with GE to better elucidate the Varela case, the otorhinolaryngologist and cervicofacial surgeon, Carla Falsete, revealed that a period of one week is ideal for the player to return to the field. In the meantime, there is considerable swelling, which makes breathing difficult, and bone remodeling occurs. After this period, the swelling decreases and so does the risk of new bleeding.
This should be the case for Fabrício Bruno, who will have at least a week without games. It is worth remembering, however, that Flamengo is about to announce the signing of Léo Ortiz. Everything is fine with Bragantino and the 28-year-old athlete is expected in Rio de Janeiro next Tuesday (5).
Like Rubro-negro, Martial suffered from injuries in 2023/24
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The game will be on September 19th, at Maracanã, against an opponent that is still undefined
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Ticket sales for the first leg of the CONMEBOL Libertadores quarter-finals, between Flamengo and opponent still to come to be defined, starts this Monday (9), at 10am. The game will be held on September 19th, at 7pm, at Maracanã. Nação fan members will have priority to purchase through the official website (flamengo.superingresso.com.br).
For the match, all fans who buy tickets online, in any sector of the stadium, will need to use registered facial biometrics to access Maracanã. No other means of access will be permitted for tickets purchased digitally. In addition, fans must have their original documents with photo upon entry.
Access to the stadium's security perimeter will be controlled by a dynamic QR code generated by the application Fla Tickets. Access to the interior of Maracanã will be done through facial biometrics.
09/09 (10am) - Diamond+1 (level 0)
09/09 (4pm) - Diamond / Platinum+ 1 (level 1)
10/09 (10am) - Platinum / Gold+1 (level 2)
10/09 (4pm) - Gold / Silver+1 (level 3 )
11/09 (10am) - Silver (level 4)
12/09 (10am) - General Public online / Free Online
17/09 (10am) - Physical and free points of sale
19/09 (7pm) - Closing of online sales
Tickets vary according to the chosen sector and fan membership plan. Check the prices:
North (Flamengo): Diamond: R$32.50; General Public: R$130.00 (half: R$65.00)
South (Flamengo): Diamond: R$40.00; General Public: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
Superior East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$60.00; General Public: R$240.00 (half: R$120.00)
Lower East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$75.00; General Public: R$300.00 (half: R$150.00)
Lower West (Flamengo): Diamond: R$100.00; General Public: R$400.00 (half: R$200.00)
Fla+ Space: R$300.00
Maracanã Mais (Flamengo): Diamond: R$431.25; General Public: R$1,500.00 (half: R$787.50)
South B (Visitor): Visitor: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
< br> ADDITIONAL SERVICESIn sectors that offer additional services, such as a buffet at Maracanã Mais, the discount will only be applied to the ticket price, being the cost of services charged in full.
Full-back criticizes opponents after Brasileirão match
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In an intense match full of confusion, Flamengo was defeated 2-1 by Corinthians at the Neo Química Arena last Sunday (1). Wesley, who was at the center of a widespread fight at the end of the game, criticized the way the opponents acted.
Corinthians entered the field determined, as had been promised by its technical committee, board and players to the throughout the week. Treating the confrontation against Flamengo as a true final, the São Paulo team played with great intensity, which at several moments bordered on excessive. Upon leaving the stadium, Wesley was seen limping and, when asked about a possible injury, he spared no criticism of the Corinthians players: "The guys are crazy, man", said the full-back.
Although Wesley went to confront Yuri after the foul, the fight intensified due to the uncontrolled reaction of the Corinthians players when trying to resolve the situation. Fabrício Bruno commented on the incident and criticized the refereeing, stating that the player who threw the first punch did not even receive a yellow card. "It's unbelievable, the first guy who throws the punch doesn't even get a yellow card. These things always happen. In a classic like this, you need better refereeing", said the defender.
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