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CRACK DO IT AT HOME! FLAMENGO MAKES PAN-AMERICAN HISTORY
From football to canoeing, there were 10 gold, 12 silver and eight bronze medals.
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The Pan American Games have come to an end and our athletes had a historic campaign in Santiago, Chile. With a delegation of 40 athletes and three coaches, the red and black team won 30 medals. There were 10 gold, 12 silver and eight bronze. If we were a country, we would be in ninth place in the medals table.
Artistic gymnastics was the sport that brought the most medals to the Nation, 12 in total. Olympic and world champion Rebeca Andrade won four medals, Jade Barbosa one and Diogo Soares another two. It was our Little Giant Flavia Saraiva, who won the most medals, there were five. She became the Brazilian to win the most medals in the same edition of the Pan American Games in Artistic Gymnastics. She also joined her former colleague Daniele Hypolito and Larissa Oliveira, from swimming, as the most awarded Brazilian women in history, with 10 victories at the Pan.
In swimming, one of the biggest names in Brazilian sport in Currently, Guilherme Caribé brought home three golds and one silver. Murilo Sartori and Gabi Assis took another three, totaling seven medals in the sport.
PoloFla took three representatives for the men's and women's team in the sport: Alexandre Mendes, Alípio Nardaci, Logan Wolverine, Samantha Rezende, Rebecca Moreira and Jennifer Kathlen. Filled with red and black teams, the results of the selection could not be different, podium for both categories. The men beat Canada heroically in the semi-final, with a goal in the last play, and took silver in the big decision. The girls beat Argentina in the third place match and took bronze.
In rowing, our foreigners shone. Uruguayan Felipe Kluver took gold in the Four sculls and silver in the Eight Skiff. Alejandra Alonso, from Paraguay, medaled in the women's Two Skiff, with bronze. It's the international Flamengo Team!
Basketball went to Chile with the appearance of a Flamengo Team. The technical committee, captained by Gustavo De Conti, called up five players from the Pride of the Nation: Scott Machado, Didi, Gui Deodato, Gabriel Jaú and Maique. As a bonus, the Argentine team called up Loku Cuello. There was no other way, all our stars came back with medals! Brazil beat Mexico in the dispute for third place and took bronze. The brothers beat Venezuela in the grand final and won gold. Congratulations, team!
Red-and-black judo also shone on the mats in Santiago. “Braba” Rafaela Silva had a perfect path to securing gold in the under-57kg category, beating Argentine Candela Brisa Gomez in the decision. It was the medal that the judoka, Olympic champion and two-time world champion was missing. She is the first judoka to win in all three competitions.
In artistic swimming, the red-black duo formed by Gabriela Regly and Laura Miccuci took bronze and broke a 12-year fast in the sport. The last time swimming reached the podium was at the Pan de Guadalajara in 2011.
Two-time Pan-American champion, Isaquias Queiroz took silver in the C1 1000. The speed kayaker, despite being the favorite, finished the race in second place after finishing with a time of 3min54s05. Cuban José Ramon Córdova surprised the Brazilian, opened up a good lead during the contest and took the gold medal, with a time of 3min48s69. This is the athlete's fifth medal at the Pan American Games.
The Women's volleyball was represented by libero Laís, opposite Sabrina and winger Helena. The young and renewed Brazilian team had a beautiful campaign until the final when they were overcome by the strong Dominican Republic, winning silver.
In football, Igor Jesus represented Mais Querido with excellence. Brazil beat the hosts in the grand final and won the gold medal in the sport, which had not happened since 1987, in Indianapolis.
The Mais Querido athletes went to Santiago and made the maxim true: Flamengo is the National Team! We would like to thank all our Olympic stars who made this dream come true.
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Flamengo TV surpasses 1 billion views on YouTube and joins European giants
The Mais Querido channel has joined the channels of the biggest European clubs and is comfortably leading the Brazilian rankings, with three times the number of subscribers of the second-placed club.
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While the board is focused on the market , Flamengo's communications and marketing department continues to thrive. Flamengo TV surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube, becoming the first club channel outside Europe to achieve this.
According to data released by the platform itself, Flamengo 's prominence in the Brazilian and global digital landscape is reinforced. Thus, the Mais Querido channel joins major European clubs and role models for club channels , such as Barcelona, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Juventus, and PSG, in the select group with over 1 billion views.
REFORMULATION WAS IMPORTANT FOR GROWTH
The milestone also comes amid changes implemented by President Luiz Eduardo Baptista's administration. The rebranding officially formalized the name "Flamengo TV" and brought in journalists João Guilherme and Daniela Boaventura. The commentator recorded a video to celebrate the milestone and posted a message thanking the fans.
" This is an achievement worthy of Flamengo and its fans, the largest in the world. We continue to do our work with great pride on Flamengo TV, our most beloved. Thank you, Nação Rubro-Negra," he said.
LEADERSHIP AMONG BRAZILIAN CLUBS ON YOUTUBE
Besides joining the European giants, Flamengo also opened up a wide lead over other Brazilian clubs. The Mais Querido has over 7.4 million subscribers, almost triple the number of second-place Corinthians (2.5 million), while Palmeiras comes in third with 2.3 million.
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Follow! Flamengo leads the way in call-ups to the Brazilian National Team
Mengão is one of the main multi-sport teams in Brazil and stands out among the clubs that send athletes to defend the country
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Flamengo confirmed its prominent position in Brazilian swimming by leading the number of athletes called up to represent the country in the five main international competitions of the 2025 season. In total, 18 swimmers from the club were called up to join different national teams, more than any other club in the country.
MAIN TOURNAMENTS
The calls cover five tournaments : the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore; the Junior World Championships in Otopeni (Romania); the Universiades in Berlin (Germany); the South American Youth Championships in Rio de Janeiro; and the U-15 Gymnasiades in Serbia.
Among Brazilian clubs, only Flamengo and Pinheiros have managed to field athletes in all five national teams . Flamengo leads the overall rankings with 18 players, followed by Pinheiros and Minas Tênis Clube, both with 14.
FEATURED IN THE BASE CATEGORIES
Although other institutions dominated selections in specific categories—such as Unisanta, the base team for the Singapore World Cup, with five players, and Minas Gerais, a strong performer at the Universiade and Junior World Championships— Flamengo was the standout in the youth categories . The Rio de Janeiro club had the most representatives in both the South American Youth Championship, with nine athletes, and the U-15 Gymnasiade, with five.
The survey, conducted by the Best Swimming website, analyzed a total of 23 clubs that had swimmers selected. After Flamengo, Pinheiros, and Minas, SESI-SP (10 athletes) and Unisanta (8) were the most representative. The significant presence of Flamengo on the national teams, especially among the younger players, reinforces Flamengo's role as a key player in the renewal of national swimming and one of Brazil's main talent pools.
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Flamengo already knows who they will face in the 3rd phase of the Women's Copa do Brasil - check it out
The Mais Querido will host the single match, which will define who will advance to the round of 16 of the knockout tournament, on August 6th
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After finding out who their opponents will be in the quarter-finals of the Brasileirão , Flamengo decided this Tuesday (8) which team they will face in the third phase of the Women's Copa do Brasil: Operário-MS, in a single match for a place in the round of 16.
FLAMENGO X OPERÁRIO-MS
Therefore, the date for the match between Flamengo and Operário-MS will be August 6th, with Mais Querido playing at home. The draw for the matches defined who would be the home team of the match and, as it was drawn first, Mengo won the right to play at home. The dates may still be subject to adjustments by the CBF.
It is worth noting that Flamengo enters the competition in the third phase, where the 16 teams from the Brasileirão Feminino Series A enter the tournament and join the 16 teams that qualified from the second phase. Operário started in the first phase and advanced after beating Mixto-PB and Remo.
FLAMENGO X PALMEIRAS IN THE BRAZILIAN WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
The Meninas da Gávea drew 1-1 with Grêmio last Wednesday (18), which was even lamented by striker Vitoria Almeida, in the women's Brasileirão. The Mais Querido remained in fifth place and will now face Palmeiras in the quarterfinals of the tournament.
The first game will be played at Flamengo 's home ground on August 10th at 10:30 am, with the stadium yet to be defined. The return leg is scheduled for the 17th at the same time at Arena Barueri. The games will be broadcast live on TV Globo, TV Brasil and SporTV.
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