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Maracanã is expected to receive a large crowd this Sunday (27), at 4 pm, for the match between Flamengo and Corinthians , valid for the sixth round of the Brazilian Championship . So far, more than 52 thousand tickets have already been sold, reinforcing the expectation of a full house for the duel between the two clubs with the largest fan bases in the country. The information is from journalist Venê Casagrande.

Partials

Around 10 thousand tickets have been sold since the last partial , released last Wednesday (23), when more than 40 thousand tickets had already been sold. Flamengo's board expects around 55 thousand fans to attend the match.

Tickets are being sold exclusively through the club's official website ( ingressos.flamengo.com.br ), with prices varying according to the sector and the membership plan. The traditional North Sector is already sold out.

Ticket prices

For the general public, prices ranged from R$100 (half-price at R$50) in the North Sector to R$500 (half-price at R$287.50) at Maracanã Mais. Members receive discounts and can purchase tickets from R$20, depending on their plan.

North Sector (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$25.00

Maraca Nation 2: R$ 35.00

Maraca Nation 3: R$40.00

General Public: R$ 100.00 (half price R$ 50.00)

South Sector (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$ 20.00

Maraca Nation 2: R$ 28.00

Maraca Nation 3: R$ 32.00

General Public: R$80.00 (half price R$40.00)

Upper East (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$ 30.00

Maraca Nation 2: R$ 42.00

Maraca Nation 3: R$ 48.00

General Public: R$ 120.00 (half price R$ 60.00)

Lower East (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$ 35.00

Maraca Nation 2: R$49.00

Maraca Nation 3: R$56.00

General Public: R$ 140.00 (half price R$ 70.00)

Fla+ Space - Lower East: R$200.00

Lower West (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$ 45.00

Maraca Nation 2: R$ 63.00

Maraca Nation 3: R$ 72.00

General Public: R$ 180.00 (half price R$ 90.00)

Fla+ Space - Lower West: R$ 200.00

Maracanã Plus (Flamengo)

Maraca Nation 1: R$ 181.25

Maraca Nation 2: R$ 223.75

Maraca Nation 3: R$ 245.00

General Public: R$500.00 (half price R$287.50)

Willian Arão, former Flamengo midfielder, may be close to returning to Brazilian football. According to journalist Heverton Guimarães, from TV Bandeirantes, the player was offered to Atlético-MG in recent days. The idea would be to put him back under the command of Cuca, a coach with whom he has had contact in other phases of his career.

The 32-year-old currently plays for Panathinaikos in Greece, but is no longer considered an essential player in the European squad. As a result, the possibility of a return to Brazil has increased. Atlético-MG is considering the name with caution as they look to strengthen their midfield for the rest of the season.

HISTORY OF TITLES BY BRAZIL'S BIGGEST CHAMPION IN RECENT YEARS

Arão had a remarkable time at Mais Querido, where he was a key player in victories such as the Copa Libertadores and the 2019 Brazilian Championship, under the command of Jorge Jesus. His versatility in the middle, also playing as a defender in some matches, was always seen as an asset in decisive moments.

NAME HAS ALREADY BEEN LINKED TO OTHER CLUBS IN BRAZIL

Before being considered by Atlético-MG, Arão 's name was mentioned by other teams in Brazilian football. At Cruzeiro, for example, there were rumors that he could be a reinforcement. However, coach Leonardo Jardim reportedly vetoed the signing, claiming that he did not see an ideal fit for the current squad.

During his career at Rubro-Negro, Arão experienced ups and downs, but gained recognition for his commitment and consistency. In 2023, he transferred to European football, after almost seven years with the Rio de Janeiro club. Another interested party was reportedly Santos, but according to internal sources at the São Paulo club, there has been no concrete movement in that direction. Peixe denies any negotiation or proposal.

Flamengo is internally evaluating the possibility of negotiating Everton Cebolinha in the next transfer window. The decision is part of a strategy to adjust the financial planning for the season, but despite the board's openness to hearing proposals, the striker has other plans. According to Bolavip Brasil, Cebolinha wants to stay at Gávea and is determined to regain his place in the squad led by Filipe Luís.

GOAL IS TO RETURN TO THE BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM

The desire to stay is linked to a clear objective: to be called up to the Brazilian National Team again. Still looking for the best physical shape, the striker believes he can continue to excel under the new coach. The atmosphere at the club itself, where he feels comfortable, influences his decision to continue wearing red and black.

MARKET POTENTIAL STILL EXISTS

Signed in 2022 from Benfica, Cebolinha never achieved the performance that made him famous in Brazilian football. Even so, his name continues to be remembered by clubs abroad. Teams from Qatar and Saudi Arabia appear as possible destinations, if negotiations actually move forward. So far, nothing formal has reached the club.

The club's board of directors sees the possible sale of the striker as a chance to balance the books and make room for reinforcements. Furthermore, they believe that the player has not yet managed to justify the high investment made in his arrival. Internally, there is an understanding that the number 11's permanence depends directly on a turnaround in performance.

In 2025, Everton Cebolinha played 13 matches and scored only one goal. His modest performance puts his starting position in question, especially with the growth of other names in the offensive sector. Even so, he is betting on a comeback in the coming months and wants to show that he can still be decisive for Mais Querido.