Owner of the highest revenue on the continent, Mais Querido surprisingly does not have athletes with the highest salaries
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Owner of highest revenue and one of the best squads in America, Flamengo surprisingly does not have athletes among the 10 highest paid on the continent. The list has a majority of teams from Major League Soccer (MLS), a league in the United States, and draws attention due to the presence of athletes from Palmeiras and Internacional ahead of Rubro-Negro.
According to a survey by the Copology website, specializing in football finance, and UOL, MLS teams pay six of the 10 highest salaries in the Americas. Of the four remaining players, two are from Liga MX (MEX) and two from Brasileirão.
Dudu, from Palmeiras, receives 5.4 million dollars (R$ 27.3 million) per year and is the highest salary outside the United States. Argentine Rafael Borré, from Internacional, closes the Top-10 with US$4.6 million (R$23.3 million) per year. Both have higher salaries than all Fla athletes, which has the highest salary bill in the country as it pays high standards for many players, but is still some distance away from rivals' salaries.
The highest paid player of the continent is naturally Lionel Messi, who receives 20.4 million dollars per season (R$ 111.3 million). The value, it is worth mentioning, is well below what the star received when he was at Barcelona (ESP) or Paris Saint Germain (FRA), but it is still a record for the American continent. The only athlete who exceeds 10 million dollars per year (R$ 50.8 million) is the Italian Lorenzo Insigne, from Toronto FC (CAN).
See the list of highest salaries in the Americas, in reais (R$):1. Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) – R$8.6 million/month
2. Insigne (Toronto) – R$6.5 million/month
3. Shaqiri (Chicago Fire) – R$3.4 million/month
4. Bernardeschi (Toronto) – R$2.7 million/month
5. Driussi (Austin) – R$2.5 million/month
6. Dudu (Palmeiras) – R$2.3 million/month*
7. Héctor Herrera (Houston Dynamo) – R$2.2 million/month
8. Sergio Canales (Monterrey) – R$2.1 million/month
9. Gignac (Tigres)-R$ 1.9 million/month
10. Borré (International) – R$ 1.9 million/month
Worn out by the trip back from Brasília, the São Paulo team's starters did some regenerative work last Monday
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With no time for regrets, Corinthians reappeared last Monday after the 3-1 defeat to São Paulo and began preparing for the decisive game against Flamengo. This Wednesday, at 9:30 pm, at Maracanã, the teams will play the first duel of the semi-final of the Copa do Brasil.< /p>
Worn out by the classic and the trip back from Brasília, Timão's starters did not go to the field and only did regenerative work inside CT Joaquim Grava. Thus, coach Ramón Díaz will only have one training session, precisely this Tuesday, to draft the team that will face Flamengo.
Corinthians have certain absences for this game, such as strikers Memphis Depay (who was not registered in time) and Talles Magno (injured). This Tuesday, São Paulo's Alvinegro finalizes its preparation for the semi-final and then leaves for Rio de Janeiro.
The former full-back is considered a great idol at the Spanish club
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Flamengo's new coach until the end of the season, Filipe Luís was very well received by the red and black players this Monday (30), for the team's training at CT Ninho do Urubu. Furthermore, the former full-back received a message from Atlético de Madrid (ESP).
Through their social networks, the Spanish team sent a "good luck" wish: “Best of luck in your debut as Flamengo coach, Fili! Congratulations! Good luck”, wrote Atlético de Madrid.
Wearing the Atlético de Madrid shirt, Filipe Luís played Between the 2010/11 and 2018/19 seasons, with a break in 2014/15, when he played for Chelsea (ING). In the Spanish team, the former full-back played in 333 games and won six titles.
VICTORIOUS PASS AT FLAMENGOAlready as a player at Flamengo, Filipe Luís also won titles and became an idol of the Rubro-Negra Nation. The former full-back won two Libertadores, two Brasileirãos, one Recopa, one Cup. Brazil and more. As a coach, Filipinho won an under-17 Rio Cup and an under-20 World Cup.
FOCUS ON THE NEXT CONFRONTATIONSo, with Filipe Luís as the new interim coach , the red and black squad is preparing to face Corinthians this Wednesday (2), in the first leg of the semi-finals of the Copa do Brasil. The match will be at Maracanã, at 9:30 pm.
The games will be valid for the delayed matches of the 16th and 5th round, respectively
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Although some clubs are in a decision week in South American competitions, others will compete in the Brasileirão in delayed games. Thus, two of these matches take place this Wednesday (25th).
International visits Red Bull Bragantino at the Nabi Abi Chedid Stadium, in Bragança Paulista for the 16th round of the Brasileirão. The ball rolls at 7pm. On the other side, Grêmio and Criciúma also enter the field, in Porto Alegre, for the 5th round of the competition.
FLAMENGO DELAYED GAMEIt is worth remembering that the Flamengo there is also a delayed game. The delayed clash is against Internacional, valid for the 17th round of the Brasileirão. The date and time of the match between the teams is not yet known.
However, the tendency is for the match to be held in October, during FIFA Dates. However, in the event of Flamengo's elimination in the Libertadores, the delayed game could take place on the dates reserved for the tournament's semi-final.
FOCUS ON THE NEXT COMPETITIONFlamengo faces Athletico-PR in the next Sunday (29), at Maracanã, for the 28th round of the Brasileirão. However, before facing the Curitiba team, Mais Querido visits Peñarol, in the Libertadores quarter-finals. The game will be this Thursday (26th), at 7pm.
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