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30 Jun 2024 | 11:52 |
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The 2019 generation is very close to the end in Flamengo. With Gabigol about to say goodbye to the club, Gerson and Arrascaeta are the only representatives of the Libertadores champion team. Even though they were marked in history, several of them saw their relationship deteriorate with the board in the final stretch.
Only those who retired left without a soap opera. Diego Alves' case was practically the same as Gabigol's. Bruno Spindel and the player's agents reached an agreement, with a counter-proposal accepted. But the values also clashed with President Rodolfo Landim. The driving irritated the athlete's side.
Rafinha's departure was also turbulent. In addition to friction in the relationship in the final stretch, the way the player negotiated with Olympiacos (GRE) did not please the board. A year later, he decided to return to Brazil, Braz and Spindel made a proposal, he made a counter-proposal and again the business ended up in Landim's hands.
With Everton Ribeiro and Rodrigo Caio there was no agreement. The defender was already thinking about leaving due to the lack of space and understanding that the cycle had ended. The club didn't even offer a new contract as it would wait until the end of the year to do so. With the former number 7 shirt, Fla took a while to actually start negotiations and was irreducible until the end. The long waiting time was irritating and the midfielder transferred to Bahia.
Bruno Henrique was the only one to renew, but it took a while to reach an agreement. This stance of uncertainty brought other clubs closer together — such as Palmeiras — and generated wear and tear, but the weight of identification was greater.
From the starting team in that Libertadores final, Diego Ribas and Filipe Luís retired. The former full-back is now an employee of the club and trains the under-20s. The former midfielder will be an ambassador for a school project in the United States. Pablo Marí, Willian Arão and Gerson were sold, but the "Joker" later returned.
Even with Jorge Jesus, the end was delicate, but on the coach's part. After renewing and putting together the plan for 2020, he decided to leave Flamengo, who did not like the way the situation was handled. There were several moments when the relationship could be resumed, but the circumstances and Landim's feelings towards him made the process difficult.
Problems aside, friendship remains
< All of them, eventually, maintained a good relationship with Flamengo. Whether with some board members, players or employees. Despite the problems, they are well received whenever they meet the red and black. Most of them won a game as a farewell to the fans and Gabigol now also hopes to be honored, even in front of the scene.
Mengão faces the Spanish team in the U-20 Intercontinental Championship at Maracanã; see dates, prices, and available ticket sectors.
09 Ago 2025 | 00:00 |
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Seeking its second consecutive title, Flamengo faces Barcelona (ESP) on August 23rd at 4:30 pm at the Maracanã Stadium in the U-20 Intercontinental Cup. The match pits the U-20 Libertadores champion against the UEFA Youth League winner in a match that promises a large crowd. The 2025 Maracanã Package will not be valid for this event.
Fans who are members of the Nation Without Borders plan will be able to purchase up to two priority tickets, as long as they have not used the benefit during the season. Sales will occur in waves, beginning on August 11th , and will be open to the general public starting August 14th, through the official website ingressos.flamengo.com.br .
11/08 – 10am: Maraca Nation 1 (1 star) / Nation Without Borders
11/08 – 4pm: Maraca Nation 1
12/08 – 10am: Maraca Nation 2 (2 stars)
12/08 – 4pm: Maraca Nation 2 (1 star)
13/08 – 10am: Maraca Nation 2 / Maraca Nation 3 (1 star)
13/08 – 4pm: Maraca Nation 3
August 14th – 10am: General Public Online / Free Online Tickets
20/08 – 10am: Physical Points of Sale / Collection of Free Tickets in Person
23/08 – 4pm: End of online sales
TICKET PRICES FOR ALL SECTORS OF THE STADIUM
North, South and Upper East (red-black sectors)
Maraca Nation 1: R$ 11.25
Maraca Nation 2: R$ 15.75
Maraca Nation 3: R$ 18.00
General Public: R$ 45.00 (half price: R$ 22.50)
Lower East and Lower West (red-black sectors)
Maraca Nation 1: R$ 13.75
Maraca Nation 2: R$ 19.25
Maraca Nation 3: R$ 22.00
General Public: R$ 55.00 (half price: R$ 27.50)
Visitor Sector – South (Gate B)
General Public: R$80.00 (half price: R$40.00)
Maracanã Mais offers a unique experience for fans, including lunch or dinner, dessert, and an open bar with non-alcoholic beverages. Located in the west sector, the venue offers greater comfort and reserved seating.
Values:
Maraca Nation 1: R$ 131.25
Maraca Nation 2: R$ 153.75
Maraca Nation 3: R$ 165.00
General Public: R$ 300.00 (half price: R$ 187.50)
Mais Querido has registered five reinforcements for the round of 16 of the international competition and will face Internacional next week at Maracanã.
08 Ago 2025 | 23:51 |
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Flamengo confirmed, this Friday (8), the list of athletes registered for the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores da América. Among the news are Jorginho, Saúl, Emerson Royal, Samuel Lino and Carrascal , reinforcements signed in the last two windows - including the one that preceded the Club World Cup and the current one.
To make room for new names, Flamengo removed Felipe Lima, Jorge Mora, Rayan Lucas, as well as Gerson and Wesley, who were recently traded. The Rubro-Negro's first challenge in this phase will be against Internacional , next Wednesday (14), at 9:30 pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã.
The return leg is scheduled for the 20th at Beira-Rio. If they qualify, the club may make further roster changes before the quarterfinals. It's worth noting that Mais Querido is still searching for another striker to replace Pedro.
Goalkeepers: Rossi, Lucas Furtado, Matheus Cunha, Dyogo Alves, Leo Nannetti
Defenders: Leo Ortiz, Leo Pereira, Danilo, Cleiton, Da Mata, Carbone, Iago, João Victor
Right-backs: Varela, Emerson Royal, Daniel Sales, Gusttavo
Left-backs: Ayrton Lucas, Viña, Alex Sandro
Midfielders: Erick Pulgar, Saul, De la Cruz, Jorginho, Allan, Evertton Araujo, Pablo Lucio, João Alves, Luiz Felipe
Midfielders: Arrascaeta, Carrascal, Lorran, Matheus Gonçalves, Guilherme, Lucas Vieira, Joshua, Jheferson
Forwards: Luiz Araujo, Pedro, Everton Cebolinha, Samuel Lino, Juninho, Bruno Henrique, Michael, Plata, Felipe Teresa, Shola, Wallace Yan, Camargo, Douglas
Before the duel for the continental competition, the team led by Filipe Luís has a commitment for the Brazilian Championship . On Saturday (9), Flamengo receives Mirassol, at 6:30 pm, at Maracanã, for the 19th round of Serie A.
Leão goes to Maracanã to face Mengão defending a long period of invincibility and being able to enter the G4 of the Brasileirão
08 Ago 2025 | 19:00 |
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Flamengo and Mirassol face each other this Saturday (09), at 6:30 pm, at Maracanã, for the 19th round of the Brasileirão. Rubro-Negro arrives at the clash after being eliminated in the Copa do Brasil, with the mission of winning to maintain the leadership of the competition. On the other side, they will have an opponent motivated by a campaign above all expectations .
Flamengo has 37 points, the same number as Cruzeiro, but leads on goal difference (24 to 19) and still has a game in hand over the Minas Gerais team. A victory at Maracanã will guarantee the Rio de Janeiro club the top of the table at the end of the first round .
Mirassol, meanwhile, is the big revelation in this Série A. In its debut season, the São Paulo team sits fifth with 28 points— the result of seven wins, seven draws, and only two losses in 16 matches . Interestingly, it's the team with the fewest losses in the championship, along with Flamengo . With a victory, the newcomer could enter the top four of the competition.
If Flamengo wins this Saturday, it will end Mirassol's three-month unbeaten streak. The São Paulo team's last loss was to Red Bull Bragantino on May 5th . Since then, Rafael Guanaes's team has won six and drawn three, with an impressive 77% success rate.
Initial projections pointed to a relegation battle, due to an experienced squad, an average age over 29, and several well-known names, such as midfielder Gabriel, formerly of Flamengo . However, the team's performance in the first round exceeded expectations: third-best attack (27 goals) and sixth-best defense (16 conceded), in addition to good results against more popular opponents.
Despite this, the strategy against Flamengo should follow the usual visiting team strategy at Maracanã: a defensive posture, deep lines, and a reliance on counterattacks . Flamengo, in turn, should control possession and look for spaces to create the chances that will secure the victory.
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